5 of Barcelona’s Most Iconic Street Sculptures
The Raval Cat, the Golden Fish, the Giant Lobster… there’s a theme here! Check out 5 of Barcelona’s unique public art sculptures and the geniuses behind them.
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The Raval Cat, the Golden Fish, the Giant Lobster… there’s a theme here! Check out 5 of Barcelona’s unique public art sculptures and the geniuses behind them.
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