Église Notre-Dame-de-Tous-les-Saints d'Entremont, Neoclassical Catholic church in Entremont, France
The Église Notre-Dame-de-Tous-les-Saints d'Entremont is a neoclassical church with a monumental facade decorated with trompe-l'oeil frescoes in ochre, pink, and blue tones. The interior contains wooden statues from the 15th century positioned in wall niches.
The church began as part of Entremont Abbey in the 12th century. Since 1445 it has served as the parish church for the surrounding community.
The wooden statues in the niches reflect the artistic skill of the 15th century and show how the local community valued this space. These carvings represent the devotion that shaped the building's decoration.
The church is easily reached on foot from the village center. Visitors should note that the interior may sometimes be closed for special events or maintenance.
An iron horseshoe attached to the left door panel in 1723 comes from a local legend about a mysterious mule that delivered a reliquary. This unusual detail remains visible on the facade today.
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