Wall painting “View of La Coruña 1669”

The wall painting, which belongs to the Galician surrealist movement from the middle of mid the last century, is a piece with high cultural value, especially to the town of Coruña. In it, you can see oniric (I'm not sure what you were trying to say here but this is not a word in English) and figurative landscape of the Coruña peninsula, with a first plane of town (while this is technically not gramatically incorrect, I think you might mean that the town is in the foreground of the painting) and with presence of the iconic elements of the town such as the Hercules tower, the “San Anton” castle, the old town, and or the “Monte Alto” missing windmills. Throughout its history, it was possible to see it in different context, for example, in the ballroom dancing room at on Real Street,  the town headquarters in the town of several banking entities, and Vecquio Cafe.

Minister, Roman Rodriguez, visits went to see this wall painting(moved) last Tuesday and he remembered that since the first moment, job the work of trimming the wall painting, the movement and the restoration have been carried out with maximum control for by the Principal Manager of Cultural Patrimony, through directly supervision of the departmental staff.

(Sorry I had to delete the last line but it was over the character limit. Great job, Isabel!)