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Lubersac - Saint-Étienne


Romans had been here during Hadrian´s time and where they had erected a temple, a small church got built mid 10th century. This structure got rebuilt and enlarged already within the 11th/12th century. Looted and damaged a century later, it got rebuilt, altered, enlarged, extended and strongly fortified. Within the structure, some parts of the 12th century structure survived the times.
Despite the many alterations undertaken, many of the Romanesque capitals can still be found in the nave and the choir. An accidental combination of bad light conditions and a personal hypoglycemia lead to blurry photos. Sorry!
Here two martyrs holding a book (the bible) and a palm leaf. Palm leaves are only given to martyrs. As he does hold a book (and no stones) this martyr cannot be Saint Stephen. The right martyr wears a crown - and between the mandorlas is the head of an angel.
Despite the many alterations undertaken, many of the Romanesque capitals can still be found in the nave and the choir. An accidental combination of bad light conditions and a personal hypoglycemia lead to blurry photos. Sorry!
Here two martyrs holding a book (the bible) and a palm leaf. Palm leaves are only given to martyrs. As he does hold a book (and no stones) this martyr cannot be Saint Stephen. The right martyr wears a crown - and between the mandorlas is the head of an angel.
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