Martin M. Miles' photos with the keyword: Saint-Front

Parts of the Romanesque church date to the early 12th century. It was built by the monks of Monastier sue Gazeille, who had priory here. The crucifix next to the church was erected within the 16th century. It is about 5 meters high. A pilgrim with the typical clothing and the walking stick is placed next to the cross. There is even a tiny "Coquille Saint Jacques" on the pilgrim´s hat so he is for sure on his way to Santiago (or back home).

Parts of the Romanesque church date to the early 12th century. It was built by the monks of Monastier sue Gazeille, who had priory here. They used volcanic black stones. The facade was "redone" end of the 15th century, when as well an aisle was added. This rough capital inside the church was done within the 12th century.

Parts of the Romanesque church date to the early 12th century. It was built by the monks of Monastier sue Gazeille, who had priory here. They used volcanic black stones. The white facade, seen here, was "redone" end of the 15th century.