Overview
- The published framework sets a minimum loan of 221 Sorolla works, with a provisional annex of 238 items, for at least four years extendable by another four.
- A new public foundation chaired by the Generalitat will manage the venue with Hispanic Society representation, presented as the institution’s first European venue.
- Light Art Exhibitions is proposed as the authorized operator to run daily management, with ticket revenue to the foundation and a shop and Café Huntington whose net takings are split 50/50 between HiSA and the operator.
- The Generalitat will pay an indexed €1.15 million annual canon and fund museum upgrades at the Palacio de las Comunicaciones, with adaptation costs estimated at roughly €15–17 million.
- Selections require validation by Blanca Pons-Sorolla and a Generalitat specialist; the Visión de España panels remain in New York, though preparatory sketches and 73 gouaches are included, and displays will rotate rather than show all works at once.