





La Muralla Roja — Postcard Set of 6
Calpe, Costa Blanca
Six postcards from Ricardo Bofill's La Muralla Roja in Calpe: dusty pink stairways, deep blue courtyards and terracotta walls against a clear Mediterranean sky. Pin them above a desk, slip one into a letter, or frame a favourite.
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Framed prints arrive ready to hang, with an FSC-certified mount
Giclée on 200gsm Hahnemühle fine art paper
Details
QUICK DETAILS
+ Set of 6 postcards, one of each design
+ A6 (10.5 x 14.8 cm), 260gsm card with a smooth finish
+ Printed with a fine white border
+ Blank on the back for your own words
Product details
PAPER QUALITY
Our Enhanced Matte Art (EMA) substrate is a premium-quality heavyweight paper with a gently textured surface. This 200gsm museum quality paper is extremely consistent and works perfectly with large and full colour fine art photography. It is sourced exclusively from Hahnemühle, the world’s most famous papermaker and supplied directly to all our partner labs.
DIMENSIONS
Frame size 30 x 40cm" / 12"x 16"
Frame size 50 x 70cm / 20"x 28"
Frame size 70 x 100cm / 28"x 40"
FRAMING
Our frames are made from classic picture frame moulding in Black, White or Natural finishes. All frames come with museum grade acrylic plexiglass providing increased UV protection and less glare than float glass. Each custom frame is created using a highly refined manufacturing process which combines precision machining with expert hand finishing.
MATS
Our frames come with a professional mat/mount. All mats are conservation grade, FSC certified, 100% acid free, and will not discolour or fade with age.
SHIPPING
Environmental responsibility is our priority. Through maximising our global coverage and offering local fulfillment, we are able to significantly reduce the carbon emissions associated with international shipping.
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About the photograph
A building that turns into colour
La Muralla Roja sits on the cliffs at Calpe, a housing complex designed by Ricardo Bofill and finished in 1973. Its stairways, courtyards and walls are painted in shades of red, pink and blue that change through the day.
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