A framed vintage Art Deco poster is depicted centrally, mounted on a smooth, light beige wall. The poster features two highly stylized, rounded figures in traditional Valencian attire against an orange and yellow background that evokes flames and smoke. The dominant figure on the left plays a dolçaina (a double-reed wind instrument), wearing a blue cap, green jacket, light blue shirt, and a dark blue sash adorned with red spherical elements. The second figure, positioned to the right and slightly behind, plays a tabal (a hand drum) with two sticks, dressed in dark blue. Below the illustration, large black lettering reads "VALENCIA". This is followed by blue text stating "FESTIVIDAD DE LAS FALLAS" and "DEL 12 AL 19 DE MARZO DE 1933". A crowned crest, featuring vertical stripes (likely representing the Senyera, the flag of Valencia), is situated above the "VALENCIA" text. The signature "Mollá." is visible in the upper right of the poster's illustration area. The poster is enclosed within a thick black frame and a wide white matte. Portions of other framed artworks are visible on the adjacent wall to the left and further back on the right, suggesting a museum or gallery setting. Given the explicit subject matter, "Festividad de las Fallas" in "VALENCIA" (dated 1933), the physical location is an exhibition space, likely a museum or cultural center, within the city of València, Spain. in València, Spain

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Mar 8, 2026, 12:09 PM

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A framed vintage Art Deco poster is depicted centrally, mounted on a smooth, light beige wall. The poster features two highly stylized, rounded figures in traditional Valencian attire against an orange and yellow background that evokes flames and smoke. The dominant figure on the left plays a dolçaina (a double-reed wind instrument), wearing a blue cap, green jacket, light blue shirt, and a dark blue sash adorned with red spherical elements. The second figure, positioned to the right and slightly behind, plays a tabal (a hand drum) with two sticks, dressed in dark blue. Below the illustration, large black lettering reads "VALENCIA". This is followed by blue text stating "FESTIVIDAD DE LAS FALLAS" and "DEL 12 AL 19 DE MARZO DE 1933". A crowned crest, featuring vertical stripes (likely representing the Senyera, the flag of Valencia), is situated above the "VALENCIA" text. The signature "Mollá." is visible in the upper right of the poster's illustration area. The poster is enclosed within a thick black frame and a wide white matte. Portions of other framed artworks are visible on the adjacent wall to the left and further back on the right, suggesting a museum or gallery setting. Given the explicit subject matter, "Festividad de las Fallas" in "VALENCIA" (dated 1933), the physical location is an exhibition space, likely a museum or cultural center, within the city of València, Spain.

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