L’abbatiale carolingienne de Saint-Philbert-de-Grandlieu. Les enduits peints
Bénédicte Palazzo-Bertholon
The Carolingian abbatial church of Saint-Philbert-de-Grandlieu. painted wall-coatings abbey Saint-Philbert preserves ancient priming coats on the masonry, some which have been studied in axial chapel and crypt. In chapel, a sample film stratigraphic study indicated seven layers primer or surface reworkings. first three coats, with decoration drapery that is partly preserved lower parts wall north south, are earlier than construction present east chapel. Two contemporary post-Gothic, two phases work indicate later restorations. presence charcoal oldest identification pigments used may allow more precise dating. crypt layers, initial state second dates from architectural reworking witnessed piers supporting vault. third, places rising walls, has no relationship to preceding phases. Soundings taken zones eastern part show potential for systematic order refine stratigraphy dating different treatments building.
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