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Nef de l'église Notre-Dame du Puy, Figeac (France)
France
Situated on the northern slopes of the Célé valley, the parish Church of Notre-Dame-du-Puy overlooks the town of Figeac (Lot) - Occitanie - France. Its construction began between 1270 and 1280, then underwent numerous alterations in the 17th century following the Wars of Religion. Despite some work carried out at the end of the 19th century, the interior remains strongly influenced by the Catholic Reformation. Today, the church has a nave with five bays flanked by two side aisles with pointed arches. Dated 1696 and made of walnut wood, the monumental altarpiece rises up to the vaults of the church and is set between the chapels of the chevet and the central nave, which it fills to the brim.
Copyright: Alain Auzeral
Type: Spherical
Resolution: 18494x9247
Taken: 29/07/2023
Загружена: 09/08/2023
Published: 09/08/2023
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Tags: church; nave; altarpiece; figeac; quercy; lot; occitanie; france; fujifilmxt5; samyang; fisheye
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