The Saint-Èvre Church in Norroy-sur-Vair is a story of stone, lines and light. It combines Romanesque and Gothic styles, and this fusion can be seen from the façade: massive but with these fine ogives that rise towards the sky as if to lighten the whole. Inside, it is a play of light and shadow, orchestrated by ancient stained glass windows in deep colours that paint patterns on the walls depending on the sun.
