Antique Lithograph Banco de Valencia Jose Benlliure Cardinal Adrian Scene Historical Art Print Office Decor, Spanish School Wall Art Print

This antique color lithograph, issued by the Banco de Valencia, reproduces the notable historical painting by the Valencian master José Benlliure y Gil. Painted originally in 1872, the work depicts the solemn scene of Cardinal Adrian of Utrecht presenting himself before the leaders of the Revolt of the Brotherhoods (Agermanados) in Valencia.

This lithographic edition was reproduced by Manuel Diago and approved by the Spanish General Directorate of Banking and Stock Exchange under number 377 for promotional or commemorative purposes by the Banco de Valencia. It represents a significant specimen of mid-century Spanish graphic arts and corporate institutional patronage.

* Period: Mid-20th century (circa 1950s)
* Technique / Style: Color lithography on paper, academic realism
* Size: Width: 48 cm (18.9 inches), Height: 34 cm (13.4 inches)
* Material: Paper, metal hanging strip at the top
* Condition: Fair vintage condition. Shows minor signs of age-associated wear, including light creasing, minor edge tears, and gentle paper discoloration.

This piece is ideal for collectors of historical Spanish ephemera, banking memorabilia, and classical academic art. It is particularly suited for library, study, or office wall display.