Original vintage Spanish advertising poster for a bullfight event held on the Plaza de Torros in the town of Torremolinos in Andalusia. Striking artwork showing a bull rounding a kneeling torreador. Printed in Spain by Talleres Graficos Soler. Spanish text reads: Con superior permiso y se il tiempo no lo impide, se lidiarán, banderillearán y serán muertos a estoque 6 magnificps y bravos toros 6 de la famosa ganaderia de D.GERMAN GERVAS DIEZ de Madrid con divisa: Encarnada, azul y caña. Señal: Brincadas en ambasa arejas para la grandes ESPADAS: Manuel Benitez "El Cordobes" ole visti Sebastian Palomo "Linares". Con sus correspondientes cuadrillas. Una banda de musica amenizara el espactaculo. El Cordobés, (Spanish: “The Córdovan”), byname of Manuel Benítez Pérez, also called Manolo, (born May 4, 1936), Palma del Río, Córdoba, Spain), Spanish bullfighter, the most highly paid torero in history. The crudity of his technique was offset by his exceptional reflexes, courage (sometimes considered total indifference to his own safety), and crowd appeal. El Cordobés’s antics and daredevil stunts—such as kissing the bull between the horns—attracted extraordinary crowds. He appeared in motion pictures, the first of which was Aprendiendo a morir (1962; “Learning to Die”). He retired in 1972, but returned briefly to the bullring in 1979. Sebastián Palomo Martínez, better known by his stage name Palomo Linares (Linares, Jaén, April 27, 1947 - Madrid, April 24, 2017), was a bullfighter, breeder of cattle, painter and Spanish film actor. Fair condition, repaired tears with tape on reverse, pinholes in corners. Country: Spain, year of printing: 1974, designer: Ballestar?, size (cm): 97x53