Museo Artes Y Costumbres in Seville

Museo Artes Y Costumbres in Seville or the Museum of Arts and Popular Customs of Seville, now operates from the former Pavilion of Old Arts constructed by Aníbal González for the Latin American exhibition of 1929. The structure displaying Neon style, was built between 1911 and 1916 and conceived in 1910. Also known as the Mudéjar Pavilion, it was built in brick with the use of ceramic. Museo Artes Y Costumbres preserves anthropological and ethnographical collections including techniques and other measures.

Fast Facts of Museo Artes Y Costumbres in Seville

  -  Location: Popular museum of Arts and Customs, Seat of America 3, Seville.
  -  Free entrance for citizens of the UE.

Features of Museo Artes Y Costumbres in Seville

  -  Museo Artes Y Costumbres in Seville started functioning as a museum in 1972.
  -  The first plant and cellar were placed in various rooms of Museo Artes Y Costumbres in Seville while the main plant was used for exhibitions.
  -  There are splendid collection of feminine cortesano dress and antique items of silver, gold and ivory.
  -  There is a Boy Jesus carved in wood and even the image of the Virgin with the dressed Boy in fashion cortesana.
  -  In some rooms of Museo Artes Y Costumbres in Seville, there are models of Andalusian popular suits.
  -  There is also a room filled with popular musical instruments, a book of choir of the convent of Santa Maria de Jesus decorated with baroque designs.
  -  You should also visit the room containing different equipment used in farming- like plows, yokes and hoes in Museo Artes Y Costumbres in Seville.
  -  There is also a room which has cabinets, lamps, a neoclassic panel of silver, several crowns, bursts and diadems of different patterns
  -  You will be impressed by the collection of embroidery designs on liturgical ornaments.
  -  Even Andalusian traditional works of crafts and instruments are displayed in Museo Artes Y Costumbres in Seville.