The chronological period covered by this section spans from the mid-19th to the mid-20th century, one of the most brilliant moments in the history of Catalan art. Notable amongst the 19th-century pieces is Marià Fortuny's Bullfight, Wounded Picador, painted in 1867. As regards the Modernista movement, several of the most important artists from this period are represented, featuring "Open-Air Interior" (1892) and "Ramon Casas and Pere Romeu on a Tandem" (1897), both by Ramon Casas; Le Paon Blanc by Hermen Anglada-Camarasa; and "The Cathedral of the Poor" (in which the Church of the Sagrada Familia, under construction, is seen in the background) and The Abyss. "Majorca" (1901–1904) by Joaquim Mir. Equally noteworthy is the presence of Noucentisme, a movement deeply rooted in Catalonia, with paintings by Joaquim Torres-García and Joaquim Sunyer, as well as works by younger artists who continued the Noucentista spirit. Finally, this journey through the history of Catalan modern art leads to the acclaimed Antoni Tàpies.