422 - Capiteles - Iglesia Santa María - Wamba (Valladolid) - Spain.

            Wamba, localidad de Valladolid (Spain), en Castilla y León, llena de historias y leyendas, nos deleita con estos preciosos capiteles románicos en la iglesia de Santa María, con arte desde el siglo X al XII.
A primera vista cuando observamos este capitel, parece un hombre hambriento que devora un bocadillo, así que nos fijamos un poco más a la derecha, vemos una botas y las herramientas propias de un zapatero, que nos lleva a entender, que el personaje está dando saliva a su producto para facilitar su trabajo.
Un osario perteneciente a la orden de San Juan en unas capillas del antiguo monasterio, completa la visita a la iglesia de Santa María.
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Wamba, a town of Valladolid (Spain), Castilla y Leon, full of stories and legends, delights us with these precious Romanesque capitals in the church of Santa Maria, with art from the tenth to the twelfth century,
At first glance when we look at this capital, looks like a hungry man eats a sandwich, so you look a little further to the right, we see a boots and own tools of a shoemaker, which leads us to understand that the character is giving saliva your product to facilitate their work.
An ossuary belonging to the Order of St. John in the monastery chapels, complete the visit to the church of Santa Maria.

   

Taken in: España / Castilla y León / Wamba (show map)

Taken on: April 6, 2014

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Camera: Nikon D90, f/5.3, 1/15 sec, 95mm (=142mm), ISO 3200 (more info) (hide info)

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