"Sketches of Spain" is a classical music composition by the American composer George Gershwin. Completed in 1930, it blends elements of jazz and Spanish music, showcasing Gershwin's innovative style. The piece is structured as a suite, featuring various movements that evoke the spirit and culture of Spain. The work is particularly known for its use of the Spanish guitar and orchestral arrangements, creating a rich, vibrant sound. It has become a significant part of the American classical repertoire, reflecting the influence of Spanish folk music and the jazz idiom that characterized Gershwin's compositions.