The headquarters of the Colección Roberto Polo (Corps) was opened in December 2020.

Temporarily housed in the ancient church of Santa Cruz (16th century), it will then be transferred to the castle of Cuenca by the end of 2023. The collection exhibited here does not follow a precise order but begins with a pictorial note from the 19th century that anticipates what will be developed later, and which is specifically represented by works by Eugène Delacroix, John Atkinson Grimshaw, Félicien Rops, Alexandre Séon, Joseph Granié and Edgar Degas. In the permanent collections of the BODY of Cuenca , numerous prominent artists of the historical avant-garde are exhibited, many of whom had not been exhibited so far in Spain. Here you will find names like Koloman Moser, Josef Hoffmann, Wilhelm Wagenfeld, Henry van de Velde, Eileen Gray, Gerrit Thomas Rietveld, Theo van Doesburg, Johannes Itten, Paul Joostens, Georges Vantongerloo, Friedrich Vordemberge - Gildewart, Marthe Donas, Pierre-Louis Flouquet, Victor Servranckx, Ivan Kliun or Marc Eemans. There is also a work by Pablo Picasso . The museum also houses a notable section of applied art or design works. A sample of contemporary sculpture and photography is also offered, and ending in a room dedicated to abstraction, in homage to Cuenca, projected its abrupt landscape from a wide crack in the wall as a backdrop.