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BACKGROUND

The Church of St. Trophime in Arles is one of the most studied Romanesque structures and yet many mysteries remain about the 12th century complex and its sculpture. Arles was an important city as early as the Roman period in France and had strong connections to significant events in the spread of Christianity. (...)

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HOW WE HELPED

WMF first approached the conservation of the cloister by analyzing the columns and capitals that form the cloister to determine the best methods for cleaning, repairing, and maintaining the structure. (...)

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WHY IT MATTERS

St. Trophime is an important ensemble of medieval French sculpture still found in its original location. The quality of the workmanship reflects the religious, economic, and artistic significance of Arles in the Middle Ages. St. (...)

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Interactive Panoramic Images

Tito Dupret, a Belgian photojournalist, produced panophotographies of the Cloister of St. Trophime as part of his international mission to photograph World Heritage sites.

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