Martin M. Miles' photos with the keyword: Collégiale Notre-Dame de Beaune

Beaune, in the centre of the Department "Côte-d’Or", is one of the key wine centres in France. It is the centre of Burgundy wine production. and business. The annual wine auction of the "Hospices de Beaune" is worldwide noticed and maybe the most important auction in France. The collegiate was founded in Beaune within the 10th century, the building of this church, which is parish church since the French Revolution, started in romanesque style within the 12th century. The little "Infant Jesus" was probably produced in is the 19th century, while the light, which creates the spookiness is quite recent.

Beaune, in the centre of the Department "Côte-d’Or", is one of the key wine centres in France. It is the centre of Burgundy wine production. and business. The annual wine auction of the "Hospices de Beaune" is worldwide noticed and maybe the most important auction in France. The collegiate was founded in Beaune within the 10th century, the building of this church, which is parish church since the French Revolution, started in romanesque style within the 12th century. A Romanesque Madonna, protected by security glass. The sculpture is damaged (arms). Her undamaged head may be a result of restoration.

Beaune, in the centre of the Department "Côte-d’Or", is one of the key wine centres in France. It is the centre of Burgundy wine production. and business. The annual wine auction of the "Hospices de Beaune" is worldwide noticed and maybe the most important auction in France. The collegiate was founded in Beaune within the 10th century, the building of this church, which is parish church since the French Revolution, started in romanesque style within the 12th century. The Romanesque capitals are very detailed and have a specific "soft" style. Passengers are leaving Noah's Ark.

Beaune, in the centre of the Department "Côte-d’Or", is one of the key wine centres in France. It is the centre of Burgundy wine production. and business. The annual wine auction of the "Hospices de Beaune" is worldwide noticed and maybe the most important auction in France. The collegiate was founded in Beaune within the 10th century, the building of this church, which is a parish church since the French Revolution, started in Romanesque style within the 12th century. The Romanesque capitals are very detailed and have a specific "soft" style. This one is symmetric. Two kings holding pomegranates? See the PiPs for more examples of the carving style.

Beaune, in the centre of the Department "Côte-d’Or", is one of the key wine centres in France. It is the centre of Burgundy wine production. and business. The annual wine auction of the "Hospices de Beaune" is worldwide noticed and maybe the most important auction in France. The collegiate was founded in Beaune within the 10th century, the building of this church, which is parish church since the French Revolution, started in romanesque style within the 12th century. The former collegiate´s cloister is Gothic.

Beaune, in the centre of the Department "Côte-d’Or", is one of the key wine centres in France. It is the centre of Burgundy wine production. and business. The annual wine auction of the "Hospices de Beaune" is worldwide noticed and maybe the most important auction in France. The collegiate was founded in Beaune within the 10th century, the building of this church, which is a parish church since the French Revolution, started in Romanesque style within the 12th century. The town, seen from the gothic narthex, which is 200 years younger. Since 1958 this is an official "Basilica". The PiP has the narthex from another pov.

The Collégiale Notre-Dame was founded in Beaune within the 10th century. The building of this church, which is a parish church since the French Revolution started in romanesque style within the 12th century. Looking down the nave to the choir, aisles to the sides, behind the pillars. The walls have three levels, probably like Cluny III. Lots of light is in the building, as even the clearstory, under the vaults, have windows.

The Collégiale Notre-Dame was founded in Beaune within the 10th century. The building of this church, which is a parish church since the French Revolution started in romanesque style within the 12th century. Seen from the back, the romanesque structure is clearly visible. The apse, surrounded by the chapels and the crossing tower, that later got a baroque "dome".

The Collégiale Notre-Dame was founded in Beaune within the 10th century. The building of this church, which is a parish church since the French Revolution started in romanesque style within the 12th century. Seen from the back, the romanesque structure is clearly visible, the layout in form of a latin cross - the apse, surrounded by the chapels and the crossing tower, that later got a baroque "dome".

The collegiate was founded in Beaune within the 10th century, the building of this church, which is parish church since the French Revoltion started in romanesque style within the 12th century. There are many carvings in this church. This capital (for me) is strange. The style is somehow unique. The characters are not in any kind of scenery, but seem to be glued on to the surface. God is looking out of a cloud (cannot be hair) blessing somebody. Under his arm, a person with a nimbus. As most people hold round objects - and there are three of these objects (already) on that nimbus, this depicts probably the stoning of St. Stephanus.

The collegiate was founded in Beaune within the 10th century, the building of this church, which is parish church since the French Revoltion started in romanesque style within the 12th century. There are many carvings in this church. This carving of this capital reminds me on the style of Gislebertus in Autun, but I cannot "read" it. A very nicely carved scenery (forest?) in the background. In the foreground a holy person (nimbus) puts something/somebody into a basket, supported by a sheep. Any suggestions?

The collegiate was founded in Beaune within the 10th century, the building of this church, which is parish church since the French Revolution, started in romanesque style within the 12th century. Seen here is the gothic narthex, which is 200 years younger. Since 1958 this is an official "Basilica".