
Llucalcari
- Medium:
- Etching on Hahnemuhle 350 gr paper
- Dimensions:
- 100 × 112 cm
- Image courtesy of
- Pigment Gallery
Description
Llucalcari is a small cove village on the northwestern coast of Mallorca, situated between Deià and Sóller along a steep stretch of the Serra de Tramuntana. Escudero's etching on Hahnemühle 350 gr paper likely depicts the rocky coastline and terraced hillsides that characterize this sheltered location, where stone walls descend toward a narrow pebble shore and the Mediterranean sea floor is visible through clear shallow water. The dual subject classification — Landscapes and Seascapes — suggests the composition integrates both the dramatic coastal topography and the water, rather than isolating one element. Intaglio line work would be well suited to rendering the irregular geometry of the terraced rock faces and the Mediterranean's distinctly calm surface. Escudero's return to this subject across multiple prints indicates a sustained engagement with this specific site and its light conditions.
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Featured in Collections
Curated cross-cuts that include this print.
Frequently Asked Questions
Llucalcari was created by Juan Escudero.
Llucalcari depicts landscapes and seascapes.
Llucalcari measures 100 × 112 cm.



