A Brief Introduction
One of the oldest and most stunning Romanesque structures in the world, the pilgrimage church of Saint-Trophime in Arles holds a cherished and vital place in the living history of Provence. A magnificent bell tower looms over the church's western portal and monastic cloister, both repositories for some of the finest relief sculpture of the Romanesque and early Gothic periods found in all of France. This monument was documented with 3D laser scanners and HD photography as part of a decades-long international effort led by World Monuments Fund to preserve the church as a valuable example of Medieval Christian iconographic and architectural achievement.
Statement of Data QualityMajor conservation work is being conducted at Saint-Trophime to protect and monitor the stone work. Laser scanning was selected as an aid to the current work being conducted on site. The focus of the project was the cloister with additional data being captured for supplemental purposes. The data of the cloister is of high-quality and resolution to meet conservation work needs. Additional data for the rest of the church may be added as it becomes available.
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