Capilla de San José

Today: Capilla de San José, Sevilla

Place: Sevilla
Kind: Church
Built: 1699 to 1766
What remains: Standing
Visiting: Not checked

The Baroque chapel raised by the carpenters' guild, which cost it a lawsuit with the guild of architects. It was built in two stages, between 1699 and 1766: Pedro Romero raised the core of the nave and Esteban Paredes the main chapel and the portal at the foot, in moulded brick and tiles. On 12 May 1931 it was attacked, sacked and set on fire; since 1916 it has belonged to the Franciscan Capuchins.

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