Real Madrid Legends.

ALBERTO CORAZÓN (Madrid, 1942).
"Legends".
Folder Leyendas del Madrid formed by a set of seven silkscreen prints + book with introduction by Mario Vargas Llosa.
Measurements: 75 x 55 (silkscreen prints, x7); 29 x 29 cm (book); 67 x 80 cm (suitcase); 70 x 85 x 11 cm (original box).
Alberto corazón was the designer of this project, which has seven silkscreen prints by different artists, including Valerio Adami, Cristóbal Gabarrón, Mimmo Rotella, Rafael Canogar, Fernando Bellber, Jean Miotte, Dennis Oppenheim.
The "Legends of Madrid" folder refers to an artistic-sports project of Real Madrid consisting of a collection of seven silkscreen prints created by renowned artists. These works of art commemorate the club's rich history and emblematic figures.
The project, created by Taller del Prado, includes silkscreen prints by artists such as Valerio Adami, Cristóbal Gabarrón, Mimmo Rotella, Rafael Canogar, Fernando Bellver and Jean Miotte. Each work captures the essence and legacy of Real Madrid legends, making the project a unique collector's item.
In addition to this portfolio, Real Madrid has a number of legends who have left an indelible mark on the club's history, such as Ricardo Zamora, Jacinto Quincoces, Gaspar Rubio, Miguel Muñoz, Alfredo Di Stéfano, and many more. Cristiano Ronaldo is also considered a modern legend of the club. The club also organizes legends matches, such as the upcoming match against Barcelona in Toluca, Mexico.
In short, the "Madrid Legends" portfolio is a collection of artwork that celebrates the club's history and legendary figures, while the term "Madrid legends" refers to the iconic players and figures who have contributed to the club's greatness.