A modern addition designed by Luis Uriarte and inaugurated in 2001 has given the space a 21st-century edge that not only draws some deserved attention from the Guggenheim crowd a short way downriver, but also serves to complement its impressive collection of contemporary art from the 19th, 20th and 21st centuries.
A strong emphasis on preeminent Basque artists like sculptors Jorge de Oteiza and Eduardo Chillida is balanced by the Valenciano seascapes of Sorolla and the larger-than-life murals of Tàpies, just one of a number of artists whose world-class works have found their way in both the neighboring silver goliath and this unpretentious but noteworthy museum.
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