Alejo de Vahía was one of the most popular and prolific Gothic sculptors from Castile following Gil de Siloé, but he is practically unknown in the Catalan art world.

The exhibit dedicated to his work includes the sculptures conserved in Catalonia, and it compares them to the work he is most known for.

Thus, this exhibition plans to highlight the valuable collection of sculptures conserved in the museum, one of the most plentiful in Spain, and one that displays the artistic taste of its founder, the sculptor Frederic Marès.