Mareuil-Caubert
See also: Mareuil
Mareuil-Caubert is a common French, located in the department of the Somme and the area Picardy.
Geography
Mareuil-Caubert is located just at the South of Abbeville, on left bank of the Somme.
History
Administration
Demography
Places and monuments
- Church Saint-Christophe , property of the commune, classified as “Historic building” by decree of September 9th, 1908 (already classified since 1840).
Description of the tympanum : Jesus, sitted, raises the hand doite to bless of 2 drawn up fingers (meaning its divine and human duality). He holds in the left hand the Bible and has with his feet 2 animals lying which very symmetrically turn the head towards him: on its line, the lion (attribute of Holy Marc), and on its left, the ox (of Holy Luc). The eagle (figure of Holy Jean) is above the lion, and the angel (or the man, indicating Saint Matthieu) flies over ox. The reasons on the right for Christ are relatively more precise and more detailed than those on its left (probable consequence of the erosion of the stone): wings of the eagle and the lion, as well as the book which they hold between their legs are still perfectly recognizable.
A cornice with Modillon S illustrated decorates the Western frontage and bays with the gouttereaux walls of the Nef.
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Monument-with-Deaths: Drawn up the church below, it is of sober and modern invoice.
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Town hall-school , having the characteristic to present in frontage the mention of the words Class, Teacher, Town hall .
Personalities related to the commune
See too
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Common of the Sum
for the comprehension and the interpretation of the reasons for the Romance tympanum of the church:
- artistic Representation of Jesus Christ
- Christ Pantocrator
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