Croix de Lestrade

Cross dated 1559. Its relief is little altered, although Christ has lost his right leg and the four main figures, including Saint Laurent, who can be recognized by the grill he is wearing, are beheaded. POULBIERE attributes the damage to the cross to the brigands of 1793. The sculpture in the round is still clearly visible. On the front, a crowned and nimbed Christ, and on the reverse, a Virgin and Child.