Original lithograph signed by the artists Bartolozzi (1943 - 2009) and Arranz-Bravo (1941). Artwork from 1973, with an edition of 150 copies. Overall dimensions: 74 cm x 55 cm. Image dimensions: 64 x 50 cm. In good condition with small moisture defects on the bottom, not very visible as a whole. Frameless. Numbered 97/125 and hand-signed in pencil. Bartolozzi, for example, like Arranz-Bravo and other artists, subscribed to the recovery of figuration and pop art, a movement of which he was one of the most significant Spanish artists. Abstraction, informalism, and the conceptual and objectual aspect were also common to both, with the particularities, interests and searches of each artist. Both artists collaborated for just over a decade. A significant example of their joint Artwork is the mural painting of the entire Tipell factory (2000 square meters, considered the largest Artwork of pop-art in Europe, and the most iconic in Spain - photo at the end photo: Fundació Arranz-Bravo) . The lithography corresponds to their periods - which together with other artists marked a turning point in Spanish contemporary art, and which we could call new figuration and neo-surrealism, and new transgressions, and approach to pop-art -, typical of the collaboration of these artists between the 60s and 70s, after their individual immersion in abstraction and experimentation. After their close collaboration, both continued their careers, and currently have Artwork in major contemporary art museums.