Two sheets (printed as one) with verses in Valencian for masquerades 1855 - 1875

This artwork, created between 1855 and 1875 by Julian Mariana, features two sheets of verses in Valencian for masquerades. The print is a visual representation of the carnival celebrations in Valencia, Spain. Each page showcases numerous vignettes with humorous scenes depicting individuals engaged in a variety of activities, accompanied by verses in Valencian, the local dialect of the region. The style of the artwork is illustrative, showcasing caricature-like figures with exaggerated features, typical of satirical prints of the period. The artwork is a valuable example of the rich cultural heritage of Valencia, showcasing the local language and tradition of masquerades.