Iglesia San Miguel - Villaluenga del Rosario - Andalucia - Church

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The Church of San Miguel was consecrated in 1733 .

This Baroque -style temple is topped with a simple Renaissance-style dome on the side chapel. In the church are the statues of the Virgin of the Rosary, an 18th century Infant Jesus and the Crucified Christ.

The pews around the altar have an elegant design and their backs are decorated with a central medallion depicting a lion rampant within a rimmed circle, with an inscription in relief. In the altarpiece of the high altar there is an image of San Sebastián (patron saint of the city ), San Roque and San Miguel.

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Source: Willem Vandenameele

Willem Vandenameele

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