The Church of Saint-Jouin-de-Marnes in the Eleventh Century
Anat Tcherikover
AbstractOne bay of the choir, transepts and most nave survive from eleventh-century church Saint-Jouin-de-Marnes. Construction probably began in first quarter century with choir proceeded, a change style, through remodelling to nave. Completion might have been delayed until third century. The architecture sculpture betray transition early medieval Romanesque forms, former latter Early Corinthian capitals ornate archivolts exist alongside archaising block capitals, all reveal new combinations traditional leading innovations.
Journal of the British Archaeological Association