Museo de la Forja
Private collection in the family home of the artist Ángel Fernández López, with wrought-iron works from the 1970s and 1980s.
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About the museum
The Museo de la Forja is in the urban centre of A Caridá, in El Franco, and occupies the family home of the artist Ángel Fernández López, born in 1920. It is a private collection gathering works made by him.
The pieces were hand-made in his own forge, where he heated the iron and shaped it with a hammer on the anvil. They include a set of chairs and a table in iron and glass, a tree with a serpent, an iron, marble and glass console, an iron Asturian hórreo (raised granary) and several lamps.
Highlights
- Set of iron and glass chairs and table (1980)
- Tree with a serpent, in iron (1972)
- Iron, marble and glass console (1973)
- Asturian hórreo in iron (1972)
- Iron lamps (1980)
Permanent exhibition
- Obras de Ángel Fernández López – Private collection of hand-forged iron pieces, made in the artist’s forge and displayed in his family home.
Admission & discounts
Admission is free.
Free admission.
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