The Last Supper, based on da Vinci | ©GFreihalter / CC-BY-SAWe found here Perrinet Parpaille’s grave, the famous Catholic who became a looter and a bloodthirsty Protestant, during wars of Religion.
His family was allowed to bury his body here, after his execution in 1562. It seems that a part of the grave disappeared. But not the most gorgeous part, fortunately...
Because we have here the famous ″Parpaille’s retable″: Perrinet’s dad ordered it in 1524 to sculptor Imbert Boachon, the talented artist who made the amazing Doni’s retable in church of Saint-Agricol d'Avignon.
Look what we have on this retable: the Last Supper (based on a work by Da Vinci) in low-relief.
Above, 3 statues in their niches:
• saint Pierre with his keys
• saint André with his cross and a scroll with the sentence Suscipe discipulum
• saint Paul with his sword.