Vintage Plaza de Toros de Granada Bullfighting Poster

This is a vintage promotional poster for a bullfighting event at the Plaza de Toros de Granada in Spain. The artwork features a dramatic central illustration of a matador in traditional trajes de luces attire, holding a muleta (red cape) while engaging with a charging bull. The graphic design utilizes a warm, sepia-toned background that suggests significant age or a deliberate vintage aesthetic. The text lists prominent matadors of the era, including Paco Camino, Roberto McKee, and Manuel Benitez 'El Cordobes,' suggesting a mid-20th-century origin, likely from the 1960s or 1970s. The poster is housed in a simple, slim dark wood or black composite frame under protective glass. Physically, the paper shows signs of yellowing/toning and visible horizontal creases, indicating it may have been folded at some point before framing. There is a discernible 'Extraordinaria Corrida' headline in bold red lettering. The lithographic quality appears consistent with mid-century mass production for tourist souvenirs or local event promotion. The condition shows moderate patina with some surface irregularities, but the overall image remains vibrant and legible.