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Visit Barcelona, Poster

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The city’s Gaudi architecture, Sagrada Familia, and sunny beaches will certainly not disappoint.

• Curated Artwork : original and unique art print made by Henry Rivers
• Prints are not framed

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Our Commitment

We donate part of our proceeds to One Tree Planted, whose mission is to reforest lands in Canada and the US. Our posters are printed on FSC certified paper that is not only partially recycled but also manufactured locally by a mill in Quebec (Canada)

Our wood frames are exclusively made of oak from FSC-Certified Forests

Learn more about our sustainable approach  here .

More About Our Posters

· Our designs are modern and unique: you will only find them here!

· Our posters are made in Canada. They are printed in Montreal’s Mile Ex district on FSC-certified premium 216 GSM smooth acid-free paper, sourced from an SFI® mill in Canada.

· Advanced digital printing technology that gives vibrant colours.

· Colour may differ slightly from screen to print.

Beautiful Designs, Artful Spaces

At Opposite Wall, we create art that is nice enough to frame and affordable enough to change your mind. We believe that having a beautiful home, a space you can put your stamp on or just a quiet moment of inspiration shouldn’t come with a price tag you need to save up for. More than that, we believe that good art should be good for the earth too and we are dedicated to creating art that is environmentally responsible and beautiful.

Our Craftsmanship

You can buy our prints with confidence – purchasing from Opposite wall means you're investing in high quality, sustainable art prints, that are thoughtfully created in our design studios in Montreal, QC.

Impeccably Designed

Each month, our in-house designers delve into a new artistic universe, creating original collections that speak to a vast array of styles. From trend-conscious posters to timeless prints, our ever-growing list of artworks represents the tireless work of a small group of dedicated artists.

Everyone needs art

Explore our diverse art collections to discover the perfect print to bring home.

Frequently Asked Questions

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We strive to represent our prints as accurately as possible. However, it's important to understand that due to variations in computer screen settings and lighting, the colors of the actual print may differ slightly from what you see on your screen. Each screen displays colors differently, so the hues in your print might not exactly match what you viewed online. We ensure the quality and vibrancy of every print, but a slight variation in color is a natural aspect of the printing process.

Our prints are meticulously rolled and securely placed inside a sturdy cardboard cylinder to ensure their protection during transit.

Upon receiving your print, we recommend carefully removing it from the cylinder and then gently starting at the perforated line on the sticker. This line is designed to allow the sticker to split cleanly into two halves, making it easier to unwrap the print without damaging it.

• Keep it Flat: Store your print flat, ideally in a protective sleeve or between two pieces of acid-free paper to prevent any creasing or damage. Avoid rolling the print, as this can lead to curled edges and wrinkles.

• Avoid Direct Sunlight: Store the print in a dark place away from direct sunlight. UV rays can fade the colors over time, even if the print is not on display.

• Control the Temperature and Humidity: Keep the print in a cool, dry environment. High humidity can lead to mold or mildew, and extreme temperatures can cause the paper to expand or contract, potentially damaging the print.

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Barcelona Art Print by Henry Rivers

Art print on 240gsm matte archival paper, custom trimmed with a white border on all sides for framing.

Border sizes:

5 x 7 inches – 0.3 inches

8 x 10 inches – 0.5 inches

11 x 14 inches – 0.7 inches

16 x 20 inches – 1 inch

20 x 28 inches – 1.2 inches

24 x 32 inches – 1.6 inches

30x40cm – 2cm

50x70cm – 3cm

Selected size includes border. Our A5 and A4 prints ship in sturdy cardboard envelopes and all other sizes ship in rigid cardboard tubes.

Delivery Info

Free shipping on all orders to the UK, Europe and USA. 

Tracked delivery in 3 - 8 business days for all UK orders.

Tracked delivery in 4 - 10 business days for all Europe, USA and Canada orders.

Please allow 2 - 5 working days before dispatch.

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Returns Policy

Our prints are made to order, so please be aware that it may not be possible to cancel your order after production has begun.

We are unable to accept returns, however in the case of damage during transit we'll happily send you a refund or a replacement.

Read our Returns Policy and Cancellation Policy for more details.

20% Off Three of More Prints

Save 20% off the price of all prints when you order three or more prints from Travel Poster Co. Shop. This offer will be applied automatically to your cart.

Use this offer to start your collection of Travel Art from Henry Rivers.

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About Travel Poster Co.

With sketchbook and pencils in hand, British artist Henry Rivers travels the world on a mission to capture the unique beauty of each location.

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There’s more to Barcelona’s cultural scene than the queue to the Picasso Museum—and, on that note, a quicker way to get in. The Catalan capital is a bubbling pan of history and artistic talent, ready to transfix anyone with the appetite to discover them. Hungry? We've listed our favorite Barcelona museums below; these are your vacation’s memory-makers.

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Barcelona’s main cultural center is off the radar of most tourists, but attracts some prominent names for splashy multimedia exhibitions. In 2017, Bjork used 3D images and VR to immerse you in her creative process, and Stanley Kubrick is the hot ticket starting in October 2018. Look at the listings and you'll find a packed schedule of talks, exhibitions, comedy nights and movies. In summer, the courtyard becomes a live events space with an open-air cinema and music concerts.

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It takes a certain type of space to accommodate Miró—an artist whose works range from a white canvas with a single black line to bold, primary-colored, robot-like sculptures. So it makes sense that Miró worked with his friend, architect Josep Lluís Sert, to design the building himself. It’s modern and minimalist by Barcelona’s standards—it's certainly no La Sagrada Família . But the coolest part is knowing that you’re seeing Miró’s work laid out exactly as he intended. However you feel about Miró, the collection is lively and energetic and devoid of the stuffy pretense that art museums can attract.

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Despite its location at the base of leafy Montjüic hill, this site has serious history. Refugi 307 was the 307th of the 1,000 bomb shelters built during the Spanish Civil War, when Franco’s army let rip on the city—making no distinction between military targets and civilians. Today, a guided look inside the dark and narrow Refugi 307—one of the best preserved—shares the reality of a life spent in hiding.

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You probably won’t recognize the Fundació Antoni Tàpies as a museum from the exterior, with its mass of crazy wire on top. But that’s actually a work called Cloud and Chair , a chair suspended in a mass of swirly metal "clouds." The painter/sculptor was born in Barcelona, began experimenting with art after falling ill as a law student, and became one of the most divisive and prominent artists of the 1940s and ‘50s. Tàpies’s work cycled through symbolism and surrealism, but he remained obsessed with materials – earth, dust, sand, clay, foam rubber – and elevating mundane and even profane objects.

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CaixaForum is an odd mashup of a warehouse and a castle whose architect, Josep Puig i Cadafalch, was (alongside Gaudí) a maestro of Catalan Modernism. Originally created as a textile factory for Casimir Casaramona (the name written in mosaics on the tower), the building was both a functional space and also a highly decorative one. CaixaForum is a permanent space for temporary exhibits whose selling point is the epic seasonal shows loaned from other museums. In 2017, 300 Andy Warhols were installed; in spring 2018, the British Museum loaned its Ancient Greek relics.

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Set atop Montjüic hill, Barcelona’s MNAC is in the city’s national palace; access is via grand stairway (or outdoor escalators), with waterfalls that flow down as you ascend. Indoors is epic too. There are four zones—Medieval Romanesque, Medieval Gothic and Renaissance, and two Modern Art rooms—and each genre is like a maze, every turn transporting you to a new mood, artist or medium (from Gaudí to Picasso to propaganda posters from the Spanish Civil War). Don’t miss the Romanesque frescoes that have been "extracted" from World Heritage churches and reinstalled inside huge domes.

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Barcelona's museum of contemporary Catalan art is a concrete-and-glass urban-industrial building in the heart of Poblenou, a neighborhood that’s steadily turning disused factories into interesting spaces. The museum’s point of difference is that every artist is either Catalan born or lives in Catalunya. There are more than 300 works from the 1960s to today, with dedicated spaces for each artists in a range of styles and media, from 3D collage to huge canvases to sculpture.

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Officially, Frederic Marès was a sculptor, but his real vocation was hoarding. Five minutes inside his museum—which displays Marès' own sculptures and his collection of possessions—and you realize the level of obsessive acquisition. The top two floors are full of artifacts he amassed, from the beautiful (ladies’ fans, jewelry) to the bizarre (keys, spectacles, wrappers from cigarette packets). The lower floors focus on religious artifacts, including many, many crucifixes. Don’t miss the Zen courtyard with orange trees and a summer café.

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Palau Robert occupies one of the most covetable real-estate spots in town. Its owner was Robert Robert i Surís, a financier-cum-social-influencer who designed the property as his family home. An exhibition space today, the Palau hosts temporary shows of video, paintings, and photography, and has a garden and concert hall.

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In-the-know art lovers congregate at Palau Gomis on Saturdays for one of MEAM’s weekly classical or blues concerts amidst the collection—one method, along with theater and sculpture courses, by which MEAM calls itself a "living museum." From unnervingly photorealistic portraits to provocative, multi-layered paintings, the works here are deliberately chosen to stay with you long after you visit, and the curation really succeeds with that.

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Bypass the lines at the nearby Picasso museum and stop in at the El Born Cultural Center for a unique look at Catalan history. Enter the massive 19th century market hall to find the archeological remains of 16th century Barcelona. You can admire the vast excavation site for free or take in a guided tour, one of their exhibits or concerts, all highlighting Catalan’s distinct history and culture. Before leaving grab a coffee at its café abuzz with the local hipsters.

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At the end of La Rambla, Drassanes metro station hints at the city's sea-faring past. Drassanes means shipyard, but this one specialized in building galleys—elongated warships rowed by a squad of sailors (sadly, often slaves) with pole-length oars. Today, Barcelona’s impressive former galley-maker is its maritime museum celebrating everything ship based, but from the safety of dry land.

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A museum spread over five palaces—we’d expect nothing less for Picasso, who moved to Barcelona as a 14-year-old boy and made frequent trips back throughout his life. Downstairs, a courtyard and Gothic archways lead into white studios that illuminate his works. Upstairs, the rooms are lavish: epic painted ceilings that almost drip crystal chandeliers. Visitors flock here to see Picasso's work, but the special setting is why they come back again and again. If you’re expecting Picasso’s big-hitters, you might be disappointed—for a few minutes. Guernica resides in the Reina Sofía in Madrid , The Weeping Woman at London ’s Tate Modern . What Barcelona’s museum has, is everything around those postcard images. In chronological order, it shows every brushstroke (all 4,251 works’ worth) of how he moved from a classically trained painter (see Ciencia y Caridad in Room 3) to a Cubist pioneer, plus some things we never knew he did, like ceramics.

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Barcelona’s design museum, which resembles a grey grasshopper perched above a pool of water, is located in the city’s 22@ district—an urban renewal transforming abandoned factories into slick apartments and tech hubs. Four floors are devoted to permanent exhibitions, covering graphic design, fashion, decorative and household pieces—all with a Catalan or Spanish slant. One highlight: the posters on the fourth floor focusing on graphic design in Spain, including those promoting Spanish tourism in the 1960s, plus early advertisements for FC Barcelona soccer club and the Spanish F1 Grand Prix.

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