In "El sentido de la vida" (Ediciones Pentalfa, 1996) we find in the first reading the doctrine of D. Gustavo Bueno about the variety of possible relationships between Ethics, Morals and Law. And this is partly addressed in this work, Itinerario de la Fortaleza - formerly called generosity.

Chromatically the symbol of the Spanish flag, that supposes the moral values, its love to the mother country, and allows to appeal to its contributions to the philosophical treatment of the idea of ​​Spain, in works like "Spain is not a myth", and "Spain versus to Europe ", with a pictorial tapestry that represents a possible plan of the city of Oviedo, where they lived (theme, the one of the city, that G. Bueno tried in various articles in 1989, 1991), on which I frame and highlight with luminescent ink the silhouette of the route of the walk that they used to do every afternoon, since Mrs. Carmen became ill, and which the journalist Diego Medrano describes in his article "Love stronger than life", (El Comercio, Gijón, 8 in August of 2016, page 39): Avenida de Colón, Marcelino Suárez, Alejandro Casona, bullring, Acevedo Forts and his address on Avenida de Galicia, in front of the Foundation. It is the itinerary that we call the Fortress, since it presupposes the ethical virtues of the generosity and firmness that they showed us.

"... in the tapestry paintings, ... in addition to the properly pictorial components of a chromatic, geometric or plastic nature, other non-pictorial elements are incorporated, ranging from the aforementioned ethical-geographical accounts, to the germinal nuclei, given in mundane contexts, several philosophical ideas such as: stroma, person, symploké, anthropological space and map, represented plastically as particular cases of these ideas. (Tomás García López, Pinceladas materialistas, El Catoblepas digital magazine, number 179, 2017 spring).