Posters from La Rambla 5. Rambla dels Caputxins

Central section of Barcelona's Rambla that takes its name from the Capuchin friars' convent from the 18th century, which was demolished in 1835, giving rise to Plaça Reial with its characteristic arcades and lamps. During the Sant Jordi festival, this stretch of the Rambla becomes the hub with the most book and rose stalls in Barcelona. This poster pays tribute to the centenarian plane trees that line and protect the entire Rambla.

Original work by Reskate Studio, for which a limited edition of 100 copies has been produced, numbered from 1/100 to 100/100, and signed by the artist.

The reproduction was carried out at the Monostereo workshop in Barcelona, and the technique used was hand screen printing with two inks on 300gr acid-free Gmund Matt paper, measuring 50 x 70 cm.

Pòsters de la Rambla is an initiative by Amics de la Rambla.