Bonneveau

With the exception of the western façade (porch and tower were erected in the 19^th century), the church is a Romanesque construction. The nave, with its panelled vault is prolonged by a narrower choir and a half-domed semi-circular apse. The apse, with its three Romanesque windows, its capitals adorned with vegetable patterns supporting a 12^th-century triumphal arch and its mural paintings, is the most interesting part of the edifice.

Columns supporting the triumphl arch and capitals - Triumphal arch with paintings

Intrados of the triumphal arch: calendar (left) and warrior with a blue and white shield (right)

Half-dome of the apse: Trinity (centre) and trumpet playing angels (left and right)

Eagle: Saint John

Symbols of the Evangelists (medallions)

Apse: the Apostles (on the right, Saint Paul)