Exhibition: The Festivals in the Posters of Revello de Toro

Who is Félix Revello de Toro

Félix Revello de Toro, born in Málaga, is an artist strongly connected to his city, whose festive posters are highly popular and have significantly contributed to his local recognition.

A Málaga-born painter, renowned for the elegance of his portraits and the sensitivity of his female figures. A member of the San Telmo Academy and author of iconic festive posters, his legacy is preserved at the Revello de Toro Museum, located in the heart of Málaga.

What you can see

In the Temporary Exhibition Hall, the Museum presents a representative selection of the most emblematic posters created by Félix Revello de Toro throughout his career, focusing on his designs for Málaga’s popular celebrations. The exhibition includes posters for events such as the Fair, Carnival, Bullfighting Fair, and the Exaltation of the Mantilla.

Specifically, the posters on display are:

• Fair: 1988 and 2007

• Carnival: 2000 and 2010

• Bullfighting Fair: 2006

• Exaltation of the Mantilla (La Coracha Association): 1998.

  
  

Context and cultural importance

This selection of posters not only celebrates the visual aesthetics of Málaga’s festivals but also reflects how the artist managed to combine graphic art, local culture, and festive tradition, thus consolidating his legacy in the city’s cultural imagery.