Église Saint-Laurent de Russy-Bémont

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Église Saint-Laurent de Bémont is a parish Catholic church located in Russy-Bémont, Oise department, France. It is dominated by a powerful tower built in the second half of the 16th century, which rises above the first span of the south side, and peaks at 25 cm high. The small dimensions of the building make it appear much larger than it is in reality.

If the exterior elevations of the church show no particular interest, the interior reveals a construction of quality entirely vaulted with warheads, which brings together a nave of two spans from the first Gothic period to the lower side and a choir built under four distinct campaigns during the first half of the sixteenth century. While the nave stands out for its original party, with two large arcades and two bays of lower side to the north for a span of nave with an ordinary quadripartite vault, the other parts illustrate the successive transition of the Gothic style to the Renaissance. Also noteworthy for its complexity, St.

Lawrence Church was listed as a historic monument by order of 12 April 1927. She is now affiliated with the parish...