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NOW, THE SPECIAL EDITION OF THE CENTENARY BOOK IS ON SALE
- Price: €250
- Authors: Jordi Falgàs, Sebastià Roig, and the Ensesa & Sibils families
- Publisher: Úrsula Libres
- Languages available: catalan/english or spanish/french
- With a numbered certificate and three landscape prints of S’Agaró
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The second book framed in the commemoration of the Centenary of S’Agaró has already gone on sale. It is a limited edition version (400 copies) and expanded version of the already published one, with great detail about the history and reality of S’Agaró, which includes an expansion of the graphic content, an introduction of the family and the story of the urban development of S’Agaró to the present day, with the expansion of La Conca.
This new limited edition volume has 472 pages, in a bound format of 34.5 x 24.5 cm, which is presented in a slipcase.
Orders can be placed through the provided form or by sending an email to info@centenari-sagaro.cat.
SYNOPSIS
The book is a profusely illustrated journey with archival and current images. The first chapters are dedicated to the Ensesa family and the birth of S’Agaró, Rafael Masó’s urbanization project, the nineteenth-century garden city, the first Hostal de La Gavina, the S’Agaró School and Hotel, the Baños de Sant Pol, the years of the Civil War, and the architects who worked there after Masó, such as Folguera, Florensa, and Sibils. The book also discusses S’Agaró’s international projection after the war, with chapters dedicated to tourism, festivals, sports, cultural activities, music and fashion festivals, cinema and television, as well as politics and the economy over the last decades.
The edition has been made possible thanks to the collaboration of the S’Agaró 100 Association, the Generalitat de Catalunya, the Diputació de Girona, the City Council of Castell d’Aro – Platja d’Aro and S’Agaró, and the Rafael Masó Foundation.
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