We propose a walk through four works from the Carmen Thyssen-Bornemisza Collection to discover different ways of conceiving and representing space in paintings. From a naturalistic space that offers a city view, to a Cubist feminine portrait where space has to be recreated in the mind, passing to an Impressionist landscape constructed with light and colour, and a work in which planes of colour penetrate into your own space.

Photography is the most utilised practice for the physical study of works of art.
Through these techniques we can find out states of conservation, execution techniques used by the artist, and the degree of bio-deterioration to the work of art from external factors.