Flamenco Pins and Buttons

Lola Flores, the Spanish artist turned legend.

A beautiful girl from the 1930s, a typical dancer from Spain, is dancing against a background of a pair of castanets that are used to give sound and rhythm to the folk dance performance.

a flamenco dancer, but a flamingo

Andalusian flower print.

Dancing to the dawn of time

If only it were on every day...

Granada is the new Miami

Flamenco Beach, located on Culebra Island, Puerto Rico has been voted as the third best beach in the world. This popular tropical destination is known for its shallow turquoise waters, white sand, swimming areas, and diving sites.

Art by Sole Willich.

Granada Flamenco Vintage Travel

Lola Flores única e irrepetible.

Letras con bailarina en un tablao flamenco español

A flamenco dancer

Si me queréis, irse. The queen of Spain. Illustration by Bytamaniac.

A Pop Art Travel Print of Seville - Spain

A Pop Art Travel Print of Seville - Spain

A Pop Art Travel Print of Seville - Spain

A Pop Art Travel Print of Seville - Spain

A Pop Art Travel Print of Seville - Spain

DescriptionMy wife wanted to buy a painting by a well known artist that is still alive and paints Flamenco dancers. I was annoyed being an artist that she wanted to buy another artist work (artist tantrum) so I painted two flamenco dancers in his style, this one is in black on a 16 by 20 inch canvas and is for sale at a negotiated price

Couple of Spanish flamenco dancers wearing typical hats, playing clapping.

Colorful design of retro, vintage Spanish dancers dancing Flamenco fitting for travelers, travel lovers or anyone who loves to travel. It can also be given as a Birthday or Christmas gift to your best friend, relative, boyfriend or girlfriend. Hope u love it

pink flamingo

A Pop Art Travel Print of Seville - Spain

A Pop Art Travel Print of Seville - Spain

A Pop Art Travel Print of Seville - Spain

A Pop Art Travel Print of Seville - Spain

A Pop Art Travel Print of Seville - Spain

A Pop Art Travel Print of Seville - Spain

A Pop Art Travel Print of Seville - Spain

A Pop Art Travel Print of Seville - Spain

A Pop Art Travel Print of Seville - Spain

Conceived as an animated character in the '40s, Madame Banana was instrumental in educating American consumers only recently introduced to bananas about their great nutritional value and how to ripen them. As the years progressed, she came into her own as an iconic figure, appearing in countless TV commercials, print ads, and even being portrayed by models on talk shows and events around the world.

Print dedicated to Andalusia

A Pop Art Travel Print of Granada - Spain

abstract drawing of a flamenco dancer