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Vintage "En La Feria De Sevilla" Flamenco Dancer Print
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Hello, and welcome! Today we're looking at a framed vintage print that captures the vibrant energy of a Spanish flamenco performance. While it was previously identified as a reproduction of John Singer Sargent's famous painting 'El Jaleo', a closer look reveals that this is actually a completely different artwork. Sargent's masterpiece features a dancer in a white dress in a very different pose and setting.
Instead, what we have here is a classic mid-20th-century commercial illustration. The composition—featuring a dancer in a striking, voluminous red dress accompanied by musicians—strongly matches vintage calendar prints titled 'En La Feria De Sevilla,' which were often printed in Mexico by companies like Calendars America S.A. during the 1950s to 1970s.
The print is presented in a straightforward wooden frame under glass. When we examine the surface, we can see it is a flat mechanical reproduction, and there appears to be a condition issue, notably a small tear or puncture in the upper right area of the print itself. Because this is a mass-produced decorative print, its value is primarily decorative, typically ranging from $20 to $50 in the current market. It remains a colorful and dynamic piece of mid-century graphic art.
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Item Report
Vintage "En La Feria De Sevilla" Flamenco Dancer Print
By:Unknown commercial illustrator (Published by Calendars America S.A.)
Style:Vintage Commercial Print
Origin:Mexico (likely origin of print)
Materials:Paper, ink, wood frame, glass
Age:Mid-20th century (circa 1950s-1970s)
Condition:Fair to Good (visible damage to the print surface, particularly a tear or puncture in the upper right quadrant)
Value:$20 - $50
Peer-Reviewed Market Values
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Research Confidence
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Maker's Marks / Writing:None visible in the provided image (publisher text may be obscured by the frame).
Date:2026-08-23 11:34:56.541213
Description:
A framed vintage commercial print depicting a flamenco dancer in a vibrant red dress performing with musicians in the background. The composition matches mid-20th-century calendar prints, often titled 'En La Feria De Sevilla' and produced by Calendars America S.A. in Mexico.
Curator Questions
Curated by Jade
Assessment:
This is a decorative vintage commercial print of a flamenco dancer, not a reproduction of John Singer Sargent's 'El Jaleo' as previously claimed. The image matches mid-20th-century calendar illustrations, specifically those titled 'En La Feria De Sevilla' printed in Mexico. It is presented in a simple wooden frame and holds modest decorative value.
Individual Images:
whole framed print
Provenance:
None provided.
Condition:
Fair to Good (visible damage to the print surface, particularly a tear or puncture in the upper right quadrant)
Identification Score: 90%
The visual composition strongly matches known vintage calendar prints titled 'En La Feria De Sevilla.' It is definitively not Sargent's 'El Jaleo'.
Authenticity Score: 0% (as a Sargent reproduction)
The piece is a commercial illustration of a different subject and composition, bearing no relation to John Singer Sargent's work.
Image Memory Note
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Keywords
Flamenco dancer, red dress, vintage print, En La Feria De Sevilla, Calendars America S.A., Mexican calendar art, Spanish dancer
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Fair Market Value
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Replacement Value
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Research Confidence
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Peer Review
Key Visible Evidence
The provided image shows a framed print of a flamenco dancer in a voluminous red dress, facing right and holding her skirt, with musicians in the background. This composition and color palette completely contradict the report's claim that the piece is a reproduction of John Singer Sargent's 'El Jaleo', which features a dancer in a white dress leaning backward in a horizontal composition. The style is characteristic of mid-20th-century commercial illustration, not 19th-century fine art.
Market and Source Support
A live search for the visual composition confirms it matches vintage commercial calendar prints titled 'En La Feria De Sevilla,' produced by Calendars America S.A. and printed in Mexico. Grounded sources confirm that Sargent's 'El Jaleo' (housed at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum) is a fundamentally different painting in subject posture, dress color, and composition.
Needs Verification
['The exact artist of this specific commercial illustration is not identified from the provided image.', "The presence of publisher text (such as 'Calendars America S.A.') may be hidden beneath the frame matting."]
Audit Conclusion
The report's central identification is contradicted by visual evidence and grounded sources. The item is not a reproduction of John Singer Sargent's 'El Jaleo', but rather a mid-20th-century commercial print of a flamenco dancer, likely titled 'En La Feria De Sevilla.'
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