This Spanish postage stamp, denominated at 10 céntimos, depicts the picturesque Valle de Bohí (Bohí Valley) in Lérida (Lleida), a region of the Catalan Pyrenees known for its mountain scenery and Romanesque churches. Issued by Correos de España and printed by the F.N.M.T. (Fábrica Nacional de Moneda y Timbre), this issue belongs to Spain’s “Landscapes” definitive series from the 1940s–1950s, which celebrated the country’s natural beauty.

The green engraving captures cascading waterfalls amid lush forests, reflecting Spain’s intricate intaglio printing tradition. The fine linework and tonal contrast exemplify the high craftsmanship of mid-century Spanish postal design.