Here resides the canvas Rinconete y Cortadillo, one of the most significant works of the Spanish painter Manuel Rodríguez de Guzmán, who specialized in Andalusian folkloric and genre scenes. It is an oil on canvas from 1858 that can currently be enjoyed in the virtual tour of the museum's website which depicts a passage from the play by Miguel de Cervantes' playwright Rinconete y Cortadillo in which "Monipodio breaks a plate to use the resulting pieces as an improvised musical percussion instrument, and thus accompany the Escalante, a female figure in the center of the scene who dances a folkloric dance while balancing on one foot and raising the other leg, on baile . At the same time, she plays a pair of wooden castanets; the Gananciosa, meanwhile, plays the seguidillas with a broom".

We already told you in the article The Flamenco of Miguel de Cervantes the relationship between the Spanish playwright and flamenco art. Now, we propose you to experience the fusion of these two signs of identity of our country captured on canvas.