A panoramic view of the Agujas mountain range near Corbera (Valencia). Encouraged by the realism that Europe was bringing to the fore through landscape painters like Carlos de Haes, this work was a clear catalyst for change in Spanish landscape painting. The vivid colors, with intense blues and mauves is, however, a personal characteristic of Muñoz. Here, he eschewed adding human figures to liven the landscape or offer an anecdotal story, so as not to distract the viewer from the imposing grandeur of Nature. This work was at the National Exhibition of 1864, where it was awarded a medal for its artistic merit.