A Corinthian column created by street artist Escif, Barcelona, June 2019
I’m not entirely sure of the message of this mural, but it may be something along the lines of “big is beautiful”. Whatever the story, it did mean that I learned a new word of slang in Spanish. The work is titled Pilila, which I assumed was something Greek and architectural. Now, whilst some men may agree with that definition, its strict definition is a slang or childish word for penis, along the lines of willy.
Copyright Debbie Smyth, 14 October 2019
Enjoying street art has become a regular event on my travels around the world: more of my findings can be seen here
For even more art, pop over to see Sami at Monday Mural
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Beautiful structure!
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Teehee!
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A huge mural. I had to smile at the name given to it. Thanks for contributing Debbie.
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Actually, a Corinthian column is “distinguished by a decorative, bell-shaped capital with volutes, two rows of acanthus leaves and an elaborate cornice.” Your column has a plain capital — probably Doric. Of course that doesn’t matter to the really imaginative mural, even if it has a rather surprising name!
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Thanks for the info Mae. And no, I think the artistic interpretation is what counts here.
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Beautiful column. I wonder how long it took to create it. this was an amazing find. And you learned a new word in the process.
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You sure made me laugh with this one.
Clear words 🙂
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