Imagine a building so large that it will be necessary to wait for the Roman Renaissance, and the construction of Saint Peter of Rome, for a larger church to take a day in the West. For more than four centuries, it is an abbey of Burgundy, lost in the Clunisian countryside, which held this silent record. And yet, today, while walking [...]
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Imagine a building so large that it will be necessary to wait for the Roman Renaissance, and the construction of Saint Peter of Rome, for a larger church to take a day in the West. For more than four centuries, it is an abbey of Burgundy, lost in the Clunisian countryside, which held this silent record. And yet, today, while walking [...]