Pere at Saragatona has photographed a building with two texts carved on its front, the first of which reads,
CHARITY ENNOBLES
LABOUR DIGNIFIES
LABOUR DIGNIFIES
Graffiti in Barcelona’s Sans/Sants district expresses a different point of view:
Labour doesn’t dignify, fire does
I can’t remember which (piss-)artist it was who said that if Madrid’s Prado museum were burning down, he would save the fire.
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