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267:(1929), a collection of types from various Catalan regions. Brunet was fond of drawing landscapes, as a good connoisseur of the mountains around Badalona, especially La Conreria, he made drawings of the views of the mountains and their monuments, such as the Carthusian monastery of Montalegre (Tiana). Some of his drawings were published in 1889 in the magazine
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despite the already high personalities have admired him and begged him to send and acquire his excellent original drawings, as did his great admirers and protectors, Segismundo Moret, Nicolás Salmerón, the King of Saxony, the Prince of Wüttemberg, Santiago Ramón y Cajal, Dato, Bascarán, Maura and Bermúdez Reina.”
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Brunet was a very prolific artist, working especially on bookplates, drawings, caricatures and posters, as well as watercolors, with which he participated several times in exhibitions in
Barcelona in years 1911, 1918, 1919 and 1921. His work was awarded in various exhibitions and competitions, both
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in Spain and internationally. These distinctions made him deserve to be a member of the
Spanish committee of the Rivoli International Exhibition. Important publishers, magazines and art books asked for his works to illustrate his works. In Catalonia and Spain Brunet collaborated with newspapers as
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Art critic Núñez de Prado wrote about Brunet: “He is superb and human at a time. He possesses the humor of the
English and the intention of the Germans. Sometimes wanting to scratch, tear, perhaps remembering what his father suffered and the little protection of the governments of those times,
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for some time practising painting and drawing and also worked as an illustrator for important French and
Spanish publishing houses. There he became interested of applied art of printing books and graphical work in general, field where he ended up standing out. When he was 20 and was staying in
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Mercier. In France he started raising money because of the precarious situation of his parents, to whom he sent money periodically, however he had to abandon temporarily his studies. Short after this, he returned to studies and he stayed in
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For many years Brunet became interested and collected many artistic works and antiquities from
Catalonia. Brunet gathered them in a house which he called Cau Brunet, located in Colònia Bosc de la Coreria, a summer residential area in
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meant worries and concerns for him. His house located in Balmes street was registered several times. In spite of this he continued to go to social circles at the
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dedicated an exhibition to him, giving special importance to his drawings of the World War I.
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