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Français : Cet édifice présente les caractères des édifices de la région datant du début du 12e siècle, ainsi que de fortes analogies avec ceux de la Bourgogne. Une nef allongée est précédée d'un porche, la base du clocher formant choeur, précédant une abside en cul de four. Le porche présente les caractéristiques des porches de la région. Il se compose d'une porte d'entrée en plein cintre et est percé de deux baies géminées reposant sur une colonnette avec chapiteau à la corbeille décorée de feuillage. Ce porche semble avoir été surélevé à une époque postérieure. Il abrite la porte d'entrée. Son encadrement est composé de deux arcs brisés reposant de chaque côté sur deux colonnettes à chapiteaux à feuillages. Le tympan est orné d'un Agneau pascal. La nef est voûtée en berceau et lambris. Le choeur, sous la base du clocher, est décoré de chaque côté par deux arcatures reposant sur un chapiteau sculpté. (source : Mérimée)
English: This building presents the characteristics of the buildings of the region dating from the beginning of the 12th century, as well as strong analogies with those of Burgundy. An elongated nave is preceded by a porch, the base of the bell tower forming a choir, preceding an apse in the oven. The porch presents the characteristics of the porches of the region. It consists of a semicircular entrance door and is pierced by two twin bays resting on a small column with a tent decorated with foliage basket. This porch seems to have been raised at a later time. It houses the front door. Its frame is composed of two broken arches resting on each side on two columns with foliage capitals. The tympanum is decorated with a paschal lamb. The nave is vaulted in cradle and paneling. The choir, under the base of the bell tower, is decorated on each side with two arches resting on a carved capital. (source: Mérimée)
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