Palacio de Cristal Giclée Print

El Chico Llama is a graphic design studio based in Madrid. They specialize in editorial design, web design, creative communication and brand identity. This studio gets inspiration from pop culture and are always looking for something different.

The stunning glass Palacio de Cristal, or the Crystal Palace, is an emblematic structure in Madrid’s Parque del Buen Retiro. The building, erected in 1887, was designed by architect Ricardo Velázquez Bosco and based on a similar structure built in London several years prior. It was originally created to showcase tropical plant life from the Philippines which at that time was a Spanish colony.

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DETAILS

Artwork type: art edition.

Produced by: El Moderno Concept.

Printing process: giclée printing.

Inks: epson UltraChrome HDR (High Dynamic Range) with resin-encapsulated mineral pigment inks.

Colors: 10.

Resolution: Up to 1440 dpi.

Paper: mediaJET® Litho Archiv Mat 230 gsm, made from alpha cellulose and free of acids and lignin.

Edition: open edition.

Signature: includes the artist’s stamp.

Additional embossing: includes El Moderno’s blind emboss.

Frame not included.