Professor Michel Dupupet explores the Cluniac order in Dauphiné, connecting medieval monastic networks with the region’s religious heritage.
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Professor Michel Dupupet examines how the Cluniac order took root in Dauphiné. The lecture considers a network of abbeys, priories and churches that shaped medieval spiritual and cultural life. Its wider history includes a role in the growth of Romanesque art. The Manthes association presents the talk within the Cluniac sites’ bid for UNESCO World Heritage recognition.
When:
10 October 2026 Europe/Paris
Where:
Salle municipale de Manthes, 26210 Manthes
Category:
Heritage & Guided Visits, Literature & Ideas
Topic:
events
Region:
Auvergne Rhône Alpes, France
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