In my last entry, I shared some photographs of an amazing window display celebrating Holy Week in León, made with Legos.
Many businesses in León get into the act with their own window displays around Easter time.
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| This display in a drugstore window was popular with passersby. It used pharmaceuticals to represent some of the Holy Week pasos (floats). You can click on photos in this blog for a closer view. Use the Escape button to exit. |
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| A close-up of some of the figures in the drugstore window. |
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| The display in another window uses dolls for some of the figures. |
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| Although this fabric store was closed when I went by, I believe that its Holy Week items were for sale. |
While this is probably the last blog entry for the miniature Holy Week displays, in the upcoming days I'll be posting more photos of the real processions, and maybe another entry or two on one of my favorite Spanish subjects:
tapas.
You can view my earlier entries on Spain and Holy Week by viewing the archives from March and April.
My website is at:
www.tombellart.com.
