ROUTE LIGIER RICHIER

It is in Meuse, in Saint-Mihiel, that one of the most remarkable sculptors of the Renaissance was born: Ligier Richier. His priceless works can still be seen in Saint-Mihiel, Bar-le-Duc, Clermont-en-Argonne, Etain, Génicourt-sur-Meuse and Hattonchâtel. The Route Ligier Richier offers the opportunity to explore the Meuse on the theme of the most beautiful sculptures of the Renaissance Lorraine The sites are open at least on weekends and public holidays from 1 May to 30 September. 2 signposted loops of 145 and 117 km connect the sites of the Ligier Richier works - Saint-Mihiel: The Sepulchre in the church of Saint-Etienne, the Pâmoison de la Vierge in the church of Saint-Michel, Sainte-Elisabeth in the museum of sacred art - Hattonchâtel : The Passion Altarpiece at the Collègiale Saint-Maur - Pewter: The Piètà at the church of Saint-Martin - Génicourt sur Meuse : The Lady of Génicourt at the church of Sainte-Marie Madeleine - Clermont en Argonne: The Holy Woman with the Bonnet in the church of Saint-Didier - Bar-le-Duc: The Skeleton and the Crucified One between the two thieves at the Saint-Etienne church.