1992 Madrid Travel Poster from "Palacio de Cristal"

1992 Madrid Travel Poster from "Palacio de Cristal" ; 

- Measurments; 67,7 x 97,5 cm / 26.65 x 38.38 in.
- Condition 7/10 ( vintage condition ).
- frame not included.

The Crystal Palace of El Retiro is one of the best examples of the so-called iron architecture in Madrid. Originally planned as a gigantic greenhouse to house tropical plants for the Flora Exhibition of the Philippine Islands, held in 1887, it is currently one of the headquarters of the Reina Sofia Museum, which hosts several temporary exhibitions.
The architect Ricardo Velázquez Bosco was in charge of its construction in 1887, inspired by the Crystal Palace in Hyde Park (London), designed by Joseph Paxton in 1851. The building, located next to an artificial lake and surrounded by horse chestnut trees, is covered with large sheets of glass, and has a ceramic decoration in small friezes and finials made by Daniel Zuloaga. In 1975, it underwent a complete repair that returned it to its original appearance.

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