A Matter of Choice

It's just a small Roman chapel that sits on a "promontoire" which means a dream location... in the French Alps. From the outside one will note that the tower has no tiles, nor slates, but is built in solid masonry, in contrast, the radiating chapels which have thatched roofing. The strongest next to the most care demanding roofs united in one building ...

Inside the chapel there are two Alters one specifically dedicated to Marie.

Meanwhile the Alters have been dismantled, Stored and have been restored.

Samples for the colouring and the metallic backgrounds had to be made for the Architects of Historic Monuments to choose from.
At this stage the samples focus on the metallic ground, 6 samples were produced in 3 different metallic grounds. From each of these metallic grounds a sample was painted with a red flower and one with bleu flower when the metallic ground is chosen it's easy to adapt the colours afterwards. The painting is in the early 18 century tradition.