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During restoration of the Torres de Quart in Valencia (15th C.) some puzzling yet very beautiful graffiti were discovered. They consist of a set of drawings containing motifs commonly found in other medieval defensive buildings: architectural features, crosses, letters, floral motifs, etc. But what makes these so striking is the naturalism of the zoomorphic representations, with scenes of fish and shoals of fish in a very engaging style. We discuss the possible interpretation of these graffiti and why they appear on the southernmost entranceway to the city, against the cultural backdrop and customs of a post-medieval Valencia.

Unos graffiti inéditos en las torres de Quart de Valencia