Beautiful limited edition serigraph by Spanish contemporary artist José Luis Bola Barrionuevo (b. 1949). This work, dated 2001, is hand-signed and numbered 22/35, indicating a small and desirable print run. The composition features a highly decorative and stylized scene with mythological figures surrounding a central ornamental element, reminiscent of classical iconography. The structure is framed with patterned borders that evoke Mediterranean ceramic tiles and Andalusian azulejo traditions, giving the artwork a strong cultural and regional character. The use of bold flat colors (blue, yellow, and terracotta red) and clearly defined shapes gives the piece a graphic, almost mural-like quality typical of fine serigraphy. Dimensions (image): 85x65 cm Frame dimensions: 97x77 cm Biography José Luis Bola Barrionuevo (b. 1949, Málaga) is a Spanish contemporary painter associated with the Neo-figurative movement in Madrid. His work often depicts vibrant landscapes populated with human figures, with a strong connection to the Mediterranean and the city of Málaga. He was selected to design the official Málaga Fair 2010 poster and, in 1995, received the Pablo Ruiz Picasso Fine Arts Grant from the Picasso Foundation. His work has been exhibited in galleries and institutions across Spain, including participation in major art fairs such as ARCO (Madrid).