Museo Coullaut Valera
Small municipal museum with sketches, reliefs and sculptures by the Marchena-born sculptor Lorenzo Coullaut Valera, in the courtyard of the Puerta de Morón.
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About the museum
The museum is dedicated to the sculptor Lorenzo Coullaut Valera, born in Marchena in 1876. It opened in 1990, when the town council acquired the collection from a grandson of the artist, who had kept it in his house in San Sebastián. It consists mainly of sketches that the sculptor made before tackling a definitive sculpture or monument, as well as reliefs and sculptures.
The permanent collection brings together nearly thirty works and is displayed in the covered courtyard and on the upper floor of the Puerta de Morón, a double gate with a courtyard and an Almohad tower from the first half of the 13th century. The same building houses the Municipal Tourist Office.
Highlights
- Sketches for monuments and sculptures by Coullaut Valera
- Reliefs and sculptures by the Marchena-born sculptor
- Seat in the Puerta de Morón, with a 13th-century Almohad tower
Permanent exhibition
- Colección permanente de Lorenzo Coullaut Valera – Nearly thirty sketches, reliefs and sculptures by the artist, displayed in the covered courtyard and on the upper floor of the Puerta de Morón.
- Founded
- 1990
- Operated by
- Ayuntamiento de Marchena
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