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Saint-Antoine-l'Ermite
The Chapel
The chapel Saint Anthony the hermit made in sandstone and flint was built between the XV and
XVI century. The door is mounted with an arch, only decorative element of quite a sober general
aspect. Its austere outside contrasts widely with the richness of the inside.
Four XVI century statues in painted stone stare at the visitor when they enter the sanctuary. The
stain glasses, from the same period, represent a Blamed Christ in the centre, and the landlords at
the time on the sides. Three contemporary stain glasses, made in 1964 by Guy De Vogüé offer an
abstract representation of the Christ Passion.
Finally, the chapel is entirely decorated with wooden panels and stucco ornaments. You can find an
altar in oak and a fence made by a local blacksmith (Le Chien) from the XVII century. It was used by
the monks from the Fécamps abbey until the revolution.
