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While the house was emptied out, they decided to go ahead and plaster the bedroom, as they've been meaning to do.
The land of Chalivoy (nowadays a small village a few kilometers southeast of the city of Bourges) and its church (or what passed for a church back then) was gifted in 880 by the local lord Milon and his wife Gerrade to the Benedictine abbey of Saint-Sulpice in Bourges. The church remained a priory of Saint-Sulpice until the 18th century, but the actual ownership of the building was, interestingly enough, divided between the abbey, owner of the apse and the choir, and the village, owner of the nave.
The church that we see today was built around 1100 and originally dedicated to Saint Sylvain (Sylvanus). The bell tower was added just after 1200 and some parts were remodeled later (the strong buttresses were added during the 1700s, we will understand why), but the church mostly remains unmodified. It was listed as a Historic Landmark in 1911.
Beyond its architecture, and the very interesting sculpted decoration we will take a look at over the upcoming days, the church of Chalivoy features gorgeous alfresco paintings discovered in 1868 by the local priest. We will also look at them in detail —giving us the opportunity to once again lament the deplorable plastering of the nave walls that have most likely buried for all eternity a set of unique paintings.
De tail photo of the sculpted tympanum above the door opened in the northern side wall of the nave. The Agnus Dei has been severely damaged, as the angel to the right. This probably happened by accident and at the same time, given the localized nature of the damage.
It is too bad as the fleece of the sheep is very interestingly done, and I would have wanted to see what the head looked like.
Mint SLR670-X. Polaroid SX-70 Black and White Film (ISO 160). f/8, 1/30. Scanner: Epson Perfection V500 Photo
It's looking like a little Irish cottage right now LOL
I found new hinges that I really like and I had to get
door knobs of course ! I made the bricks for above
the door. It's drying now. Whew......
Studio 1 Plastering in Beverly Hills used Meoded Venetian plaster treatment to make this country kitchen into a cozy, yet durable space. The lime in the treatment prevents moisture from accumulating and continually fights mold that is a problem in both household kitchens and bathrooms. Visit meodedpaint.com
My work experience with Apple
My company, La Paz Plastering, was honored to complete the contract on two Apple Retail stores. This is the image of the store we completed on 4th Street, in Berkeley, CA, a few years back. I'm writing the code for my new web site. Why not highlight the new website with work we preformed for Apple? I know there are some coding gurus here on Flickr....I would love to hear from you while I tackle this project myself. I just love DIY!
Here's a link to the new site:
Please guide me while I figure out all the pitfalls of HTML!