Eglise Notre-Dame de Fargues

This 12th century Romanesque church was enlarged in the 15th century, the bell tower was added in 1767, while the sacristy only dates from 1875. From the Romanesque building remains a portal decorated with women with diamond heads. It is located at the level of the sanctuary, which was then a chapel. The ceiling of the church is squared with interlacing slats and bands, a traditional decoration in medieval monuments. In the choir of the church, a baroque canopy with twisted columns and vine scrolls surmounted by Corinthian capitals, houses a Virgin and Child (Historical Monument). The canopy is decorated at each end with two angels, which are considered masterpieces of woodcarving (Historical Monument).

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