The Bruguera Archive is a collection of original artwork created for Spanish pulp-fiction book covers during the 1960s, bringing together work by leading illustrators of the period. Its catalogue features painted cover art from series including Kansas, Celia, Madreperla, Camelia, Alondra, Bisonte and Sissi Novelas Gráficas. The works span romance, crime, western, war and adventure themes, with subjects ranging from couples and cowboys to detectives and doctors.

Most listings identify the artwork’s title, book series and number, artist, medium, date and dimensions. The pieces shown are predominantly gouache on paper and date from the 1950s and 1960s. Artists represented include Bosch Penalva, Badia Camps, Dica, Emilio Freixas, Lara, Núñez, Roso and Pifarré, alongside works whose creators are unknown. The collection can be explored through filters for colour, category and artist. Individual works are marked as sold or available at a price on request, and the site provides contact information for enquiries. By preserving and presenting these cover illustrations, the archive offers a focused view of Spanish popular publishing art.