Eclipse en Tiedra

Located on the façade of a rustic building in the Spanish village of Tiedra, this vertical mural presents a solemn tribute to local history and tradition. The artwork, characterized by its sepia and grey tones, seamlessly integrates with the architecture.

The left side of the mural features a regal portrait of "Reina Berenguela" (Queen Berenguela), depicted in profile with hands clasped in prayer. She wears a traditional medieval crown and an elaborate gown, rendered in a detailed, classical illustrative style. Above her is the historical coat of arms of the Kingdom of Castile and León, with the name "Reina Berenguela" written above it.

The right side focuses on the "Ermita de Tiedra" (Tiedra Hermitage), a significant local landmark. The building is painted in stone-grey tones, showcasing its bell tower and simple stone construction. Above the hermitage, a painted scroll inscription reads: "ERMITA DE TIEDRA, TESTIGO DE HISTORIA Y TRADICIÓN" (Tiedra Hermitage, Witness to History and Tradition).

At the bottom center, a text inscription reads: "ECLIPSE • XII • VIII • MMXXVI", commemorating a specific historical or local event in Roman numerals (August 12, 2026). Above the hermitage is a stark depiction of a black solar eclipse. The artist's signature (a monogram and name 'Carlos Adeva') is located near the Queen's profile.