France
Dom Bellot
leaves France in 1902 to enter the Benedictine community of Solesmes, who at
that time have taken refuge on the British Isle of Wight. After a stay of
several years in England and the Netherlands, Bellot moves to the Abbaye St.
Paul at Wisques, near Calais, on 25 august 1928. He
continues his atelier at this abbey, the atelier he started in Oosterhout,
leaving behind Hendrik van de Leur, his associate, to
work in The Netherlands. The Wisques atelier has been
his home, until his unexpected stay in Canada in 1939. His students continued
the work in France for a period, after Bellot died in Canada.
In France
you can find the following religious buildings:
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Comines,
France (1922-1933) |
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Church of L'Immaculée
Conception,
Audincourt, France (1928-1933) |
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Wisques,
France (1928-1931) |
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Hardecourt-aux-bois, France(1929-1932) |
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Sainte-Marie de la Pierre qui Vire, Saint-Léger-Vauban,
France (1931) |
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Montpellier,
France (1931-1939) |
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Church of Notre Dame des Trévois, Troyes, France
(1931-1934) |
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Suresnes/Paris,
France (1931-1934) |
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Vanves/Paris,
France (1933-1936) |
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Coat-an-Doc’h, France (1934-1939) |
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Chapel
Hospitalières Sacré Coeur de Jésus, Paris, France (1935-1936) |
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Château saint
Hubert Neuvy-sur-Barangeon, France (1935-1937) |
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Solesmes, France (1935-1939) |
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Basilique St. Joseph des Fins, Annecy, France (1936-1942) |
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Little church
of St. Bernadette Montpellier, France (1938-1939) |
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Annemasse, France (1939-1947) |
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