Vendedor de Pescado (Fish Saler), Oviedo

Another wonderful statue by José Antonio García Prieto, “Vendedor de pescado” is installed not far from La pescadera. The life-size statue is made of bronze and depicts a typical fish seller, smoking a cigar and waiting for his next customer. The basket near the merchant is full of fish. The image of the Vendedor represents the Oviedo fisherman's guild, showing a moment from their day to day life.

Image Courtesy of Flickr and Raimundo P. Porres / RAYPORRES.

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Sight Name: Vendedor de Pescado (Fish Saler)
Sight Location: Oviedo, Spain (See walking tours in Oviedo)
Sight Type: Attraction/Landmark
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Travel Distance: 2.7 Km or 1.7 Miles