Église Notre-Dame de Sainte-Vaubourg

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Notre-Dame Church is a church in the Ardennes department of Sainte-Vaubourg, France. It has been classified as historical monuments since 1862.

Description: This building is remarkable by the stonework. The gate is original with its arching and tympanum, carved in low relief: two partridges sss are shot in the volutes of branches, next to Saint Queen, in round-bosse, statue placed on a cul-de-lampe, with on the right a statue of Saint Vaubourg. The door has double vants, protecting wood vants carved from the 15th century. The nave and the bottoms are under a unique height and are vaulted on cross of warheads. The crossover of the transept is arched with liernes and thirdons. The ends of the transept end with hooked sprockets. The northern one has a Renaissance niche and a curved window. The high altar is four Corinthian columns and the round the choir is decorated with medallions and pilasters of 18th century stucco and marble. Bas-reliefs are dedicated to the Annunciation and Adoration of the Magi. Four medallions from the transept windows are...