On the occasion of the exhibition The White Goddess, Laberinto Gris launches a new series of limited editions: four carefully selected pieces by Romulo Royo and Luis Royo that dialogue with the theme and aesthetics of the show.
We have chosen these works not only for their artistic strength or representative value, but because each one offers a visual or narrative “echo” of The White Goddess universe, enriching the exhibition experience. Each print conveys an intimate vision of the symbolic world explored in the show, fragmenting and expanding the universe that Robert Graves delved into with such sensitivity—one that reflects his unique ability to explore myth, symbolism, and the creative feminine force.
The four graphic works are available on our website with a 15% discount, valid only from October 16 to November 2, 2025.
Printed on high-weight watercolor paper (340 g/m²) and sized 42 x 60 cm, these prints come with a certificate of authenticity and stand out for their meticulous technical execution, which enhances the nuances, textures, and visual richness of each work, achieving an exceptional finish. Each piece will be numbered and signed, preserving its exclusive character and available only while supplies last.
Romulo Royo transports us to universes where the mythical, the oneiric, and the symbolic merge with mastery. In El Sueño de la Razón Produce Monstruos IV – Homage to Goya, the artist pays tribute to the Aragonese master’s universe, reinterpreting it through an intimate and reflective vision that gives rise to an entirely new ethereal landscape filled with strength, mystery, and beauty.
Meanwhile, in Artemisa, the artist presents the goddess of the hunt traversing galaxies and dimensions in search of extraordinary creatures, combining power, delicacy, and sensuality with aesthetics inspired by Eastern cultures, from her tattoos to her attire.
42.0 x 60.0 cm / 16.54 x 23.62 inch
42.0 x 60.0 cm / 16.54 x 23.62 inch
Through these new limited editions, we expand our Graphic Work collection—once again inviting viewers to immerse themselves in the universe of fantasy art. From romantics like William Blake, through Max Ernst and his dreamlike explorations, to Salvador Dalí, who opened the door to surrealism, the realities that strive to distance us from the strictly real have continued to grow and fill our dreams. Today, thanks to figures such as Luis Royo and Romulo Royo, the new surrealism or magical realism increasingly permeates the contemporary art scene, revealing a creative line capable of transforming the everyday into extraordinary realms that lift us beyond the confines of reality.
“Fantastic art does not merely represent reality—it transcends it, offering a window into the inexplicable.”
David Larkin
With these pieces, visitors can take with them a magical fragment of The White Goddess universe, extending the experience beyond the walls of the gallery.