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As a complement to the fourth edition of prints Cabins that will take place this weekend at Fuente del Pino, opened yesterday at the Casa del Artesano an exhibition of 50 photographs of rural pictures which show all types of work rural images both ancient and current.

Thus, in the exhibition can see moments of different agricultural tasks such as harvesting, mowing, plowing with mules, grape stomping once daily tasks such as embroidery, sewing, washing and ironing, including

The exhibition was inaugurated by Ildefonso Jimenez, Councilman Craft, director of Rural Prints Jose Lopez and the new president of the Association of Artisans of Jumilla Eduardo Gea.

Ildefonso Jimenez commended, first, Eduardo Gea and thanked the work that has been making the outgoing board and especially its president Mari Carmen Herrero "has been working in the cottage, and their predecessors."

Jimenez also said that White has opened an Artisan's House, "which goes to show that the craft has a future."

Councilman Craft finished congratulating "the parish, all those involved in this fourth edition, as well as working together and invited all to attend the fourth edition of prints Cabins, as they come to witness this exhibition "he said.

For his part, said Eduardo Gea is the fourth year that we collaborate and support the holding of rural pictures because it is a very special environment and a good opportunity to show Jumillano craftsmanship. "

Taking advantage of the first public appearance of the new president, journalists have asked for their projects "approach this new stage with responsibility and with the intention of following the line of my predecessors, continue the same level of work, innovate and try to carry out projects which must be giving way. "

Finally, the director of the Rural Prints, José López congratulated Councilman Crafts for the initiative to make this exhibition of photos.

"The aim is to show the customs of our ancestors, it would be unthinkable to have color photos and new technologies that was done many years ago in black-white photos of these scenes."

Lee also thanked the support of the association of craftsmen "who since birth have been united Rural Prints us."

Also added rule that develop some kind of publication with all the photographic and audiovisual material "would be very interesting to do something in the future, this exhibition is just the beginning."

This exhibition will be on view until 29 October at the Artisan's House, from Monday to Friday mornings from 12:00 to 14:00 hours in the afternoon from 18:00 to 20:00 hours.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Jumilla