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EGLISE DE LA NATIVITE DE NOTRE-DAME

The church of the Nativity of Our Lady or, before 1940, of the Nativity of the Holy Virgin, was built in the 11th or 12th century. It consists of an aisleless nave prolonged by a semicircular apse. The west door was rebuilt in the 18th century

South-east view
South-east view
18th-century west door and Romanesque window
18th-century west door and Romanesque window
Chancel and apse (Left, Our Lady; right, St. Joseph)
Chancel and apse (Left, Our Lady; right, St. Joseph)
Altar and apse
Altar and apse
The beam roof and panelled ceiling
The beam roof and panelled ceiling

THE WALL PAINTINGS

General view of the west wall
General view of the west wall
West wall: walking towards Hell
West wall: walking towards Hell
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West wall (left handside) close-ups

Hell (general view)
Hell (general view)
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Devils and demons (close-ups)

Ademon (détail)
Ademon (détail)

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