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Mont-Dol
Église Saint-PierreIlle-et-Vilaine (35)
The church, dedicated to St. Peter, is a former Benedictine prioral church founded in the 12th century. It then depended on the abbey of Mont-Saint-Michel. Part of the nave and the square pillars date back to this period. The tower was erected in the 14th century. The south porches and the two sacristies are recent additions (19th century)
West porch, which is part of the towerchancel (19th C.)nave (partly Romanesque) south aislenorth aisleRosary chapel St. Stephen's chapel 19th-century sacristy19th-century sacristywest door19th-century south porches
THE WALL PAINTINGS
The wall paintings of the nave date to the 15th century and represent scenes of the Passion of Christ
North wall of the nave:
South wall of the nave:
The walls of the nave and the intrados of some arches have retained Romanesque decorative patterns