Mortain - Saint-Évroult
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Mortain - Saint-Évroult
A collegiate was founded here by William the Conquerer´s half-brother Robert, Count of Mortain, in 1082. The center of the collegiate was a Romanesque church.
Of this only a side-portal still exists. It is seen here with a typical zigzag design.
The Gothic church of today was erected from 1230 on and follows the Gothic style of the Île - de - France. It was funded by Mathilde de Dammartin, daughter in law of Philip II of France.
Of this only a side-portal still exists. It is seen here with a typical zigzag design.
The Gothic church of today was erected from 1230 on and follows the Gothic style of the Île - de - France. It was funded by Mathilde de Dammartin, daughter in law of Philip II of France.
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