Excerpted from Adams, A History of Western Art New York
and 12 3) is dedicated to Sainte-Foy, a third-century virgin martyr known in English as St Faith It stands in Conques, a remote village on the route from Le Puy in southeastern France The builders of Sainte-Foy, and indeed of all pilgrimage churches, had to solve the problem of accommodating large crowds without interfering
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With regard to imagery, the seated figure of Sainte-Foy recalls the story of the 12-year-old martyr who refused to renounce her Christian faith That narrative is marked by the appearance of a jeweled crown, presumably sent from a divine source The crown, enthroned posture, and richly ornamented figure align
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FIGURE 1, Plan of Sainte-Foy de Conques FIGURE 2, View of Conques and valley, from the north FIGURE 3, Pilgrimage roads in France and Spain FIGURE 4, Capital, Martyrdom of St Peter, south transept FIGURE 5, Capital, Condemnation of Ste Foy, nave FIGURE 6, Ste Foy before the hand of God, detail of tympanum FIGURE 7, Plan of south transept
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museum If the monks of Sainte-Foy seem a little shady, they weren't alone There was a black market for religious relics in the Middle Ages that was pretty darn lucrative The story of St Foy is a little more gruesome She died a martyr at the age of twelve under the rule of the pre-Christian Romans, who attempted to burn her at the stake
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Sainte Foy (English: Saint Faith) was born in the third century CE in the French city of Agen She became a martyr for the Christian faith when she was killed by the Romans for refusing to worship pagan gods She was believed to have only been twelve years old when she died Her relics, or her remains, remained at the
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Document 2 : devant le reliquaire de Sainte-Foy « Nous entrâmes dans l’enceinte du monastère et l’on nous montra le lieu réservé où l’on conserve la vénérable statue de Sainte-Foy L’espace était resserré, la foule prosternée sur le sol était pressée ; il nous fut impossible, à notre regret, de tomber à genoux
Romanesque Art and Architecture 11th and 12th century
Abbey Church of Saint Foy, Pilgrimage Church in Conques, France • The church is also known as Saint Faith in English • It houses the reliquary statue of a martyred girl who appears rigid in appearance and glittering with gold and gems • She is on a throne with a Roman crown
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sainte Foy Donner un exemple concret du fonctionnement de la Règle de saint Benoît Montrer que les moines se considèrent au paradis sur Terre La foi encadrée par l’Eglise (Tympan de sainte Foy de Conques) Définir tympan, thaumaturge, pèlerin, martyr, sainteté Montrer le rôle éducatif d’un tympan pour les fidèles
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