Images of Colección Museográfica de Gilena
Colección Museográfica de Gilena and its collection
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The Colección Museográfica de Gilena, located in the municipality of Gilena in the province of Seville, Spain, offers a permanent exhibition divided into two distinct areas. One area is dedicated to the artistic work of local painter Francisco Maireles Vela, providing a didactic explanation of his contributions to the art world. The other area focuses on the historical and cultural evolution of the town, tracing its history from Prehistory to the Visigothic society.
Visiting the Parish Church
To fully appreciate the artistic work of Francisco Maireles Vela, a visit to the parish church of the town is recommended. Here, visitors can view the religious works of the artist in their original context, providing a deeper understanding of his art.
Exploring the Archaeological Sites
In addition to the museum, a visit to the various archaeological sites in the area is also recommended. These sites serve as true museums of the locality, offering a unique insight into the historical and cultural evolution of the town.
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