El Cristo de Jerusalén y Buen Viaje de la Hermandad de los Judíos de Huelva
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La hermandad de los Judíos de Huelva, hoy
conocida como La Merced, es una de las hermandades más antiguas de la Semana Santa
onubense. Actualmente sus imágenes titulares
son las más antiguas ya que lograron salvarse de
los fastos de la Guerra Civil española. Data del
siglo XVIII y se ubica desde su fundación en el
templo mercedario, hoy catedral de la ciudad.
Sus orígenes se remontan cuando los frailes mercedarios crearon la Venerable Orden Tercera de
Servitas e hicieron a la Virgen de los Dolores su
titular, comenzando a procesionar el Domingo
de Ramos de 1792. La hermandad procesiona
en la tarde del Jueves Santo.
El Cristo de Jerusalén y Buen Viaje de la hermandad de los Judíos de Huelva es actualmente
la segunda imagen de Cristo más antigua que
procesiona en la Semana Santa onubense. Data
del siglo XVII. Es de autor desconocido pero
posiblemente se encuadra dentro de la escuela
gaditano-genovesa por entender que posee ciertas similitudes con imágenes de esta escuela y
porque sabemos que fue traída desde Cádiz por
los monjes mercedarios. Se ubica desde su ejecución en el templo mercedario
The brotherhood of los Judíos from Huelva, now known as La Merced, is one of the most ancient brotherhood in the Holy Week in Huelva. Currently, their sculptures are the most ancient due to they have managed to stay safe from the faustus during the Spanish Civil War. It dates from the 18th century and has been in the temple of la Merced since its creation. The temple has since been converted and is now a cathedral. Its origins go back when the Friars of the Merced created the Venerable Third Order of Servites and they made the Virgin of Dolores their holder, beginning to include it in processions on Palm Sunday in 1792. Nowadays the brotherhood features on the evening of Holy Thursday. The sculpture of the Christ of Jerusalén y BuenViaje of the brotherhood of los Judíos from Huelva is currently the secondoldest Christ sculpture which features in the Holy Week procession in Huelva. It has managed to stay safe from the faustus during the Spanish Civil War. It dates from the 17th century. It is by an unknown sculptor butis likely part of the Cadiz-Genovese school for understanding as it has certain similarities with sculptures of this school and because we know it was brought from Cádiz by the Friars of the Merced. The sculpture has been in the temple of la Merced since its creation
The brotherhood of los Judíos from Huelva, now known as La Merced, is one of the most ancient brotherhood in the Holy Week in Huelva. Currently, their sculptures are the most ancient due to they have managed to stay safe from the faustus during the Spanish Civil War. It dates from the 18th century and has been in the temple of la Merced since its creation. The temple has since been converted and is now a cathedral. Its origins go back when the Friars of the Merced created the Venerable Third Order of Servites and they made the Virgin of Dolores their holder, beginning to include it in processions on Palm Sunday in 1792. Nowadays the brotherhood features on the evening of Holy Thursday. The sculpture of the Christ of Jerusalén y BuenViaje of the brotherhood of los Judíos from Huelva is currently the secondoldest Christ sculpture which features in the Holy Week procession in Huelva. It has managed to stay safe from the faustus during the Spanish Civil War. It dates from the 17th century. It is by an unknown sculptor butis likely part of the Cadiz-Genovese school for understanding as it has certain similarities with sculptures of this school and because we know it was brought from Cádiz by the Friars of the Merced. The sculpture has been in the temple of la Merced since its creation
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