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1930's Spanish Bullfighting Poster, Plaza de Toro, Valencia (Set of 4) Nautical where their destinations are

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he was sentenced to deportation

About this Poster: A poster highlighting a scene in the the sixteenth century from the Codex of Behen in the Jagellonian Library of Krakow

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elemental style of graphic design that focused on product and message - used humour

1930's Spanish Bullfighting Poster, Plaza de Toro, Valencia (Set of 4) Nautical where their destinations areDate: 1930's Size: 8. 5 x 10. 75 inches About The Poster: According to "Frommer's Travel Guide," bullfighting in Spain traces its origins to 711 A. D., with the first official bullfight, or "corrida de toros," being held in honour of the coronation of King Alfonso VIII. Once part of the Roman Empire, Spain owes its bullfighting tradition in part to gladiator games. These are part of a series of fantastic vintage bullfighting posters we have just

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