Église Saint-Pancrace d'Aups

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La collégiale Saint-Pancrace d'Aups is a former collégiale located in Aups, Var department, France. It has been listed as historical monuments since 1971. Several objects are referenced in the Palissy database (see related records).

History: The Saint-Pancrace church was built from 1489 to 1503 in Provencal Gothic style with a Renaissance façade. It was erected as a collegiate body in 1499 with the coming of the chapter of the canons of Valmoisina transferred to Aups by Pope Alexander IV. The motto of the French Republic is inscribed in its tympanum in 1905[ref.necessary], the year of the law of separation of churches and the state.

Related articles: List of historical monuments of the Var List of collegiate women from France

Ressource relative à la religion : Clochers de France Architectural Resource: Merimée

Aups Parish - Catholic Church of the Var Aups - Collegiale Saint Pancrace Collegiate Saint-Pancrace - Aups (Var) - Organs in France

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