Polygonal three-sided choir, topped with triangular pediments (Beaumanoir style) Larmiers and sand pans with many varied sculptures: animals playing the bagpipes; fantastic monsters; sirens symbolizing seduction; monkeys symbolizing shamelessness; dragons representing the forces of evil. A communion barrier dated 1640. Many statues: North side: Virgin with the child of the fifteenth century; Eternal father of the nineteenth century, Saint Anthony the Great; Saint Aignant. South side: A bishop; Saint Vincent Ferrier; West Side; Saint Adrian; Saint Joseph; Saint Corneille or Cornely; Saint Augustine nineteenth century. Choir: Saint-Yves; a Piéta; bishops

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