The most important was the sale of the famous Portrait of the Countess of Chinchón by Goya to the Prado Museum in the year 2000. Other examples of works by Goya that we have sold in the past are: Selfportrait at the easel (Museo Del Prado), Hercules and Omphale (Madrid, private collection) and Portrait of Luis María de Borbón y Vallábriga as a child to the Fundación Plaza Museo de Zaragoza.

In 2002 Caylus sold the famous Apostolado San Feliz to the Museo de Bellas Artes de Asturias, a complete set of the twelve apostles by El Greco that had remained since the late nineteenth century in this noble family. The gallery has sold other works by El Greco in the past, such as: Bust of Christ in oval (private collection, France) and The Tears of St. Peter to the Museo Soumaya México D. F.

Among the Murillos sold in the past, Saint Lesmes and The Tears of St. Peter stand out, both in the Museo de Bellas Artes de Bilbao. Francisco de Zurbarán is also present in the history of Caylus, two of the most important ones sold a few years ago are: Saint Francis in Ecstasy (Museo Soumaya Mexico D. F.) and his last Calvary to a London private collector. Three important Renaissance masterpieces handled by the gallery were Juan de Flandes imposing Baptism of Christ and Virgen de la Leche by Pedro Berruguete to the Abelló collection and a late Portrait of Eleonora di Toledo by Bronzino to the JASP collection in Mexico D. F. Jusepe de Ribera’s monumental Rest in the Flight to Egypt sold to the Fondo Cultural Villar-Mir was the most important work by the Españoleto in the gallery’s hands.