ÉGLISE SAINT GERMÉ D’AYROS

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A very curious architecture. An inscription on the lintel mentions 1772. Dedicated to Saint Germé, it has a small altarpiece whose central piece of furniture is a painting representing a crucifixion with the presence of the Virgin and the patron saint of the place. The two twisted columns decorated with bunches of grapes, leaves and putti, support an attic in pronounced relief, from which emerges God the Father, holding a globe in his hand. Some experts attribute this altarpiece to the Soustre workshop. The two gilded wooden statues represent Saint Germé and Saint Louis with his royal sceptre. The tabernacle is decorated with Christ the King surmounted by God the Father. One of the bells was replaced in November 1958. Its name: Marie-Bernardette.Sources : www.patrimoines-lourdes-gavarnie.fr Traduction automatique par DeepL via DATAtourisme

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