Seven Pieces of panot Gaudí

LIMITED EDITION OF 25 PRINTS signed and numbered. Shipped with a certificate of authenticity.

• Unframed: 50x70cm/20x28in. plus 5cm/2in lightly drawn margin each side
• Framed: 60x80cm - 24x32in. Gray painted wooden frame.
• A certificate of authenticity will be sent with the print 
• Giclée print on Enhanced Matte Art paper - 200 gsm.

Designed by Antoni Gaudí in 1904 in collaboration with Casa Escofet, the panot Gaudí was originally intended to pave the floors of Casa Batlló, but was ultimately used in the service rooms of Casa Milà—popularly known as La Pedrera—on Passeig de Gràcia. This print reimagines the tile over a map of the Eixample and Vila de Gràcia. Each tile displays one-third of Gaudí's marine motifs—starfish, ammonites, and seaweed—revealing the full design only when seven tiles come together.