Church of Sainte-Foy
Definition
The Church of Sainte-Foy is a Romanesque church located in Conques, France. It is known for its unique architecture and its treasury containing relics associated with Saint Foy (Saint Faith), including her skull.
Related terms
Relics: Objects associated with saints or holy figures that are considered sacred in religious contexts.
Pilgrimage: A journey undertaken for religious or spiritual reasons, often to visit a shrine or holy site.
Romanesque Sculpture: Sculptural works created during the Romanesque period characterized by stylized forms and expressive features.
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AP Art History - 3.1 Cultural Contexts of Early European and Colonial American Art
AP Art History - 3.4 Purpose and Audience in Early European and Colonial American Art
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