Casa de Correos. Reloj de Torre. Madrid Painting

Ventura Rodriguez was the original architect, but once a new king (Carlos III) began to reign, the french architect Marquet took place and ended the building. A bigger painting with this image was selected in 'Salon de Primavera 2015' (Spring Watercolor Salon 2015). A view of the Tower Clock on a winter afternoon. Located in Puerta del Sol, is one of the famous views of Madrid. Originally Correos Builidng (Post Office), it was later used by the Police, and lastly by the Autonomous Community of Madrid. Just a few steps from it could be found the '0 kilometer', from where alll the roads are measured in Spain. The clock is very famous, because it is usually being used for the '12 Campanadas' of New Year's Eve in Spain, to countdown the last twelve seconds of the year. Square always with people, at any time. Original watercolor signed with pencil. Arches 300 g/m2

Painting:Watercolor on Paper

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:11.2 W x 14.8 H x 0.1 D in

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