Vistiendo al mito, a fashion exhibition around Julio Romero de Torres
Designers and artisans from Córdoba interpret the painter's work in eight venues around the city, 17 to 30 November.
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About the event
“Vistiendo al mito” is an exhibition spread across eight venues in Córdoba, from Tuesday 17 to Monday 30 November 2026, as part of “Noviembre, mes de Julio Romero de Torres”. At each venue, designers and artisans from Córdoba interpret one theme from the painter's work. Entry is free and each venue keeps its own opening hours.
Key points
- Tuesday 17 to Monday 30 November
- Eight venues, each with its own opening hours
- One theme from Romero de Torres's work per venue
- Fashion and craft by Córdoba labels
- Free
What there is to see
The exhibition spreads eight themes from the painting of Julio Romero de Torres around the city: woman, Córdoba, the symbol, the deep, desire, the sacred and the profane, death and memory. Each one occupies a different venue and is interpreted by designers and artisans from Córdoba, with dressmaking, hat making, filigree and even perfumes. It is part of the second edition of “Noviembre, mes de Julio Romero de Torres”, the municipal programme dedicated to the painter.
Dates and entry
It can be visited from Tuesday 17 to Monday 30 November 2026. Entry is free. There are no shared opening hours: each venue has its own and the programme does not list them, so it is worth checking each one before you go.
The eight venues
Woman: Casa Romero de Torres (Mancini Costura and Julio Muñoz). Córdoba: Museo Taurino (Basi del Río and Irene Pavón). The Symbol: Casa Góngora (Moussa Costura and Eva Llamas). The Deep: Posada del Potro (Juan Antonio Lara and Sombrerería Miranda). Desire: Real Círculo de la Amistad (Pepa Serrano and Eva Vega). Sacred and Profane: Palacio de Orive (Pires Estudio and Córdoba filigree). Death: Cementerio de San Rafael (Tamaral Costura and Álvaro Larosa). Memory: Palacio de Viana (Inma Benicio and perfumes by Paco Rosales).
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