File:01g Villanueva de San Mancio Santa Maria de Mediavilla Ni.JPG

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Español: Villanueva de San Mancio en la provincia de Valladolid, España. Iglesia de Santa María de Mediavilla. Portada en la fachada sur. Tiene dos balaustres estilizados de los cuales se ha perdido el del lado derecho. En el interior, arco de medio punto con las jambas en esviaje y la clave decorada con una tarjeta de cueros recortados. Hornacina entre dos molduras curvas donde se encuentra la imagen de San Mancio. Remata con frontón curvo con decoración de venera en el interior. Sobre los balaustres hay dos niños con escudos, de los cuales ha desaparecido el del lado derecho. Sobre el remate, otro portaestandarte.
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