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Maria Dolores Fernandez, Councillor for Culture, wanted to thank first of all the people who participated in the rehabilitation of the Hermitage of San Jose, Councilman Employment Workshops, municipal technicians, to monitor themselves as students and students of the workshop, for the work done.
The rehabilitation of the Hermitage was executed with paint Employment Workshop, which concluded a few months ago.
Gaspar Lozano, painter and designer, is the author of an exhibition consisting of paintings carved wood and painted with ink.
The Councillor expressed pride that a jumillano reopen, with its exposure, the Ermita de San José.
"Exceptional" Emiliano adjective Gaspar Hernandez Lozano's work, describing the unusual exhibition, being polychrome wood carvings, work reveals a unique ability.
Gaspar, calls himself a cartoonist, artist, craftsman and is the first artist in Jumilla archaeological drawing, working to Jerónimo Molina when he was only 12 years.
The author said he began drawing at age 12, he graduated from the timber industry subsequently passing Cartagena Polytechnic.
His techniques include carving, engraving, shooting and lathing.
Jobs that are exposed wood carvings worked with gouge, giving color and ink volume.
This exhibition is a tribute to Jumilla, with carvings of the main church of Santiago, from different perspectives, Cason and the Chapel of St. Augustine, among others.
Gaspar wanted to invite all Jumillano and jumillanas to visit this exhibition.
All exhibits are for sale and priced, according to the working hours spent on each.
The exhibit will be in the Chapel of San José, located in Plaza de Arriba, from Tuesday to Saturday from 10:00 to 14:00 and 17:00 to 20:00 (closed Tuesday afternoon) and Sundays and public holidays 11:00 to 14:00.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Jumilla
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