Capilla-Museo de la Cofradía del Rollo
Chapel-museum of Jumilla's Holy Week with the floats of the Ecce-Homo Brotherhood, known as “del Rollo”.
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About the museum
The Capilla-Museo de la Cofradía del Rollo, formally the Cofradía del Ecce-Homo, opened in 1997 to safeguard the heritage of a brotherhood founded in 1941. It is on Calle Portillo de la Glorieta, very close to Calle del Rollo, in the historic centre of Jumilla.
The space keeps the floats that the brotherhood carries in procession during Jumilla's Holy Week, a festival declared of International Tourist Interest. Among them stand out the Ecce-Homo (1942), by Juan González Moreno, and the Descent from the Cross (1952), by José Planes. Works by the sculptor José Antonio Hernández Navarro are also exhibited.
The chapel also retains its religious use: Mass is celebrated on the first Sunday of each month.
Highlights
- Ecce-Homo float (1942), by Juan González Moreno
- Descent from the Cross float (1952), by José Planes
- Works by José Antonio Hernández Navarro
- Heritage of a brotherhood founded in 1941
Permanent exhibition
- Pasos y obras de la Cofradía del Ecce-Homo – Processional floats of the brotherhood, including the Ecce-Homo of 1942 and the Descent from the Cross of 1952, together with works by Hernández Navarro.
- Founded
- 1997
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Plan your visit
| Good to know | Booking the visit by telephone is recommended; the chapel is used for Mass on the first Sunday of each month. |
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