ADLAN (Amics de l’Art Nou [Friends of New Art]) was a group of members of the Catalan bourgeoisie who shared bonds of friendship and the same social class. ADLAN introduced modernity to the Barcelona of the Spanish Republic in the 1930s, organizing over fifty events which, although private, were amply covered in the press. The group’s members were artists, intellectuals, businesspeople, and patrons with a common interest in all artistic disciplines, such as art, film, music, dance, circus, and photography.

Next you can consult a list of all the group’s members and learn more about them through their respective Wikipedia entries. You can also expand or improve those entries as you see fit.

Miquel Albareda

Cristòbal Alzamora Abreu

Ignasi Agustí Peypoch

Antoni Armengol

Pere Armengou Torra

Concepció Badia Millàs

Ramón Batlles Fontanet

Xavier Benguerel Llobet

Mercè Boada

Antoni Bonet Castellana

Josep Cabré

Cecília C. de Malbey

Josep Clapés Bosch

Manuel Clausells Vilasaló

Artur Carbonell

Magí Albert Cassanyes

Josep Carbonell Gener

Antoni Costa Torres

Josep Maria Cruzet

Emili Puigdomènech

Albert Farrés Blasi

Ángel Ferrant Vázquez

J. V. Foix

Martí Font

Esperança Galofré Pujol

Tomàs Garcés

Sebastià Gasch

Robert Gerhard

Maria de Godó i Valls i Gloria de Godó i Valls

Carme Gombau Vilasís

Joaquim Gomis

Joaquim Guitart

Joaquima Ibern

Montserrat Isern i Rabascall i Núria Isern

Sixte Illescas i Mirosa

Josep Maria Junoy

Adelita Lobo

Valentina L. de Muntaner

Miquel Llobet i Solés

Isabel Llorach i Dolsa

Antoni Lopez Llausás

Joan Magrinyà i Sanromà

Roser Maier

Ramón Marinel·lo i Capdevila

Carles Maristany

Lluís Martí Gispert