Auvers Church

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Saint Etienne Church in Auvers is a Gothic church with a Flamboyant porch with buttressed corners topped by slender pinnacles (15th century). There is a Romanesque limestone baptismal basin, carved with thirteen Romanseque arcatures and two tores.

Religious sites in FranceAll sites in AuversLate Capetians

Address
Rue Eglise 27, Auvers, France

Established
13th century

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