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Barcelona was founded more than 2000 years ago and it was the father of Hannibal that is credited for establishing this settlement. At the beginning of a new millennium, the Romans turned the town into a castrum and it quickly became an important stronghold for the Empire, due to its location. Over the course of centuries it changed a lot and the mix of architectural styles can now be observed in the Barcelona Art Wall Art up for sale at Picasso.com.

Barcelona Artwork

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Colorful Barcelona 8

by Duncan

24" x 16"

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Spain, Catalonia, Barcelona, Park Guell Terrace

by Rob Tilley / Danita Delimont

19" x 28"

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217 Barcelona

by Didier Lourenco

28" x 39"

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Spanish Chocolate

by Jennifer Brinley

10" x 10"

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Barri Gotica Barcelona

by Duncan

16" x 23"

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Barcelona Cathedral 2

by Duncan

24" x 16"

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Colorful Barcelona 2

by Duncan

24" x 16"

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Spain, Barcelona The cityscape viewed from the Palau Nacional

by Christopher Reed / Danita Delimont

35" x 17"

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Christopher Columbus Statue on La Rambla, Barcelona, Spain

by Michele Molinari / Danita Delimont

24" x 35"

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Low Angle View Of A Cathedral, Sagrada Familia, Barcelona, Spain

by Panoramic Images

9" x 27"

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Barcelona City Skyline

by Naxart

24" x 12"

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Close-up of a clown at a shop, El Ingenio, Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain

by Panoramic Images

18" x 9"

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Fans for sale in souvenir shop, Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain

by Panoramic Images

18" x 9"

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Barcelona

by Naxart

24" x 18"

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Tibidabo Barcelona

by Naxart

24" x 32"

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Barcelona Tiles II

by Silvia Vassileva

18" x 18"

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Spain, Barcelona, La Rambla, market candy

by Cindy Miller Hopkins / Danita Delimont

34" x 22"

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European Cities Square I

by Veruca Salt

22" x 22"

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Noces D'Argent Del Barcelona 1899

by Lantern Press

24" x 35"

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Bike racer participating in a bicycle race, Sitges, Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain

by Panoramic Images

36" x 12"

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Colorful Barcelona 12

by Duncan

16" x 22"

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Colorful Barcelona 11

by Duncan

16" x 24"

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Barcelona blue

by Duncan

24" x 16"

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Barcelona blue 2

by Duncan

24" x 16"

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Barcelona Cathedral

by Duncan

24" x 16"

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Colorful Barcelona 7

by Duncan

24" x 17"

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Colorful Barcelona 9

by Duncan

16" x 24"

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Colorful Barcelona 10

by Duncan

16" x 24"

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Barcelona hallway

by Duncan

16" x 24"

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Colorful Barcelona 4

by Duncan

16" x 21"

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Colorful Barcelona 5

by Duncan

16" x 24"

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Colorful Barcelona 6

by Duncan

24" x 16"

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Colorful Barcelona 1

by Duncan

24" x 16"

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Colorful Barcelona 3

by Duncan

24" x 16"

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Park Guell Terrace, Barcelona, Spain

by Rob Tilley / Danita Delimont

28" x 19"

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History buffs are going to find numerous landmarks and vestiges of the past in the Barcelona Art Wall Art, mostly scattered around the ancient harbor. In the center of the city, the Barri Gotic and Placa del Rei are the places where these historical evidences are better preserved. It was frequently the ultimate goal of conquerors, with everyone from the Visigoths to the Arabs and Charlesmagne trying to hold it. Sacked on several occasions and decimated by the great plague, the city endured and grew even stronger.

Among the landmarks celebrated in Barcelona Art Wall Art, the fortress of Montjuic is one of the most popular, still overlooking the harbor. The Gothic Quarter is the place to go for those who want to visit the old city, while the Sagrada Familia remains the most popular attraction citywide. Its construction started in back in 1882 and it was founded exclusively by private donations, yet it is still under construction, with the deadline being set for 2026.