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Museum entrance |
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Moorish stone tablet |
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Toga! Toga! Second-third century AD, from a villa in the area |
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And a 3500BC menhir, with serpentine figure; people have been living around here for a long time |
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Courtyard; the place was originally a hospital; several items in its collection were from, we noted, a home for the elderly insane... |
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Close range target practice on St. Sebastian |
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El Greco's celebrated Assumption |
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Jesus and St. John |
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The Annunciation |
A sort of regional museum, the Santa Cruz is best known for its El Grecos but had plenty of other stuff of interest. Alas, unfortunately, they closed early--unannounced--for New Year's Eve, so we did not get to see the tile collection
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