Coudrecieux

From the 11^th to the 16^th century. The nave is Romanesque and some parts (narrow windows) probably date back to the 11^th century. The tower is also Romanesque. It has two storeys and its spire is entirely made of stone. The choir is pierced with a square window, which framed a rose whose tracery has practically disappeared. The working drawing of the curved stones which shaped this intricate stonework has been rediscovered on the southern wall of the nave.

Mural paintings: musician angels (16^thcentury)

These paintings represent a concert of angels. Some angels bear banners celebrating the Virgin Mary, while others play various instruments such as, the arm viol, the musette, the drum or the trumpet.