The Pont del Bisbe, or Bishop's Bridge, was built in 1928 by Joan Rubió i Bellver during the dictatorship of Miguel Primo de Rivera.  A beautiful archway with a balcony, its decoration inspired by Flamboyant Gothic style, though relatively modern, has become one of the most popular and photographed features of Barcelona's Gothic Quarter due to its mysterious beauty. Some say that when you pass under it, you should make a wish; who knows, maybe it will come true.

Digital collage printed on 150gsm Guarro Basics white paper

size:

35×45 (A3)

25×35 (A4)

18×25 (A5)

This work is by the Chilean artist Cueto, an artist who has been based in Barcelona for several years and knows the history and daily life of the city well.

This artist develops and interprets iconic buildings in the city, creating his own unique vision for each building and translating it into full-color inkjet prints on high-quality paper. Each work bears the artist's signature.

This narrow, picturesque street winds through the Gothic Quarter, lined with medieval buildings and stone archways. Famous for the Gothic Bridge, it captures the essence of Barcelona's ancient and vibrant history.