After several working months of restoration(catering), saint Roch, invoked against infectious diseases and saint Isidore, boss of the plowmen found their colours. Come discover or rediscover the Church Saint-Hermeland, its painted vault and its works of arts registered in 2014 in conformance with(for) historic monuments.
Kiriaki Tsesmeloglou, of the Workshop K, awarded a diploma in Preservation-restoration of the College of higher education of Art of Avignon (ESAA) since 1992 and Authorised Museums of France will be present to present the intervention and the work of restaurateur.
These two paintings(cloths) stuck on the walls of the church Saint-Hermeland belong to all six monumental paintings(cloths), vestiges of a neo-Gothic decoration(set) which covered walls in the past. This decoration(set) was created in the second half of the XIXth century during the restoration(catering) of the building dated the end of the XVth century and registered in conformance with(for) historic monuments since 1925.
The whole remaining decoration(set), 6 monumental paintings(cloths) and 9 medallions, was registered in conformance with(for) historic monuments in 2014 because it constitute a rare set(group) in the department, with the kept(preserved) furniture, of a programme of neo-Gothic decoration(set), in harmony with the architecture of the building. The author of these paintings(cloths) is not known this day.