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Loarre, Santa Agueda, Romanesque cigar
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The most apparent in this construction of an advanced moment of the XII century, is the cover located in the south wall. It is composed of five archivolts. The external one with the bevel decorated with small baquetón, the three following with apparent baquetón mold, and the but it interns, made up of poorly carved dovelas, it presents in the intradós decoration of rolls. On the outside of the described archivolts, a mold of checkered jaqués; already touching with the brackets that sustain the eaves.
On the key, between two brackets, and something uncentered to right, is a wornout trinitarian crismón of eight radios in the one that with great difficulty you can still distinguish the symbols apocalyptic picture: http://www.romanicoaragones.com/ |
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