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Seated at the Café Table by Camilo — artwork #10550 by Camilo · Lisboa, Portugal

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Seated at the Café Table by Camilo — Street art by Camilo in Lisboa

Photo by Rabot

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luis lopez andres saw it on 19/09/2026
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Camilo
Camilo

Camilo is a muralist working between Lisbon and the south bank of the Tagus, alternating between two registers. In Alfama he draws in a single continuous black line, with no fills or colour, scenes of fado and café terraces: guitarists, fado singers and pedestal tables set on lime-washed gables, where the bare wall stands in for volume and shadow. Elsewhere he sprays tightly rendered realistic por…

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Added 27/07/2026

A man in a flat cap and a woman in a dress face each other across a pedestal table loaded with a bottle, glasses and a cigarette pack, on the white gable of an Alfama building. The drawing, entirely in black line, lets the bare wall stand in for volume and shadow. The neighbourhood terrace scene is handled with no setting and no perspective.

The artwork Seated at the Café Table by Camilo is of type graffiti. You can admire it in the city of Lisboa in Portugal, more precisely here: 74 Rua do Vigário, Lisbon.

This graffiti is also tagged as: fresque, personnage, noir-et-blanc, vintage, line-art, homme, couple.

Find all artworks by the artists who contributed to its creation by clicking on their name: Camilo

The photo was published on 27-07-2026 by Rabot.

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Location
27/07/2026
Lisboa, Portugal
74 Rua do Vigário, Lisbon
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