Église Notre-Dame-de-la-Nativité de Maurecourt, Catholic church in Maurecourt, France.
The church features traditional French rural architecture with a stone facade, square bell tower topped with slate roofing, and carved sculptural elements from different historical periods.
Built in 1531, the church underwent various modifications over the centuries and was historically referred to as Notre-Dame-de-Lorette in 1571, reflecting changes in its religious dedication.
The church houses a notable painting of the Virgin and Child, which is a copy of a 16th-century work originally created by Italian artist Veronese.
The church is open for Sunday mass at 9:30 AM and visitors can access the building during service hours to appreciate its architecture and interior artwork.
The church is registered in France's general inventory of cultural heritage, ensuring its protection and recognition as a significant historical monument in the region.
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