Vier basreliëfs van de Église Saint-Lô te Bourg-Achard, voorstellende scènes uit het leven van de heilige Eustachius van Rome before 1895

These four wood bas-reliefs, created by Raoul Bonet before 1895, depict scenes from the life of Saint Eustachius of Rome. They are located in the Église Saint-Lô in Bourg-Achard, France. The bas-reliefs are small, measuring only 43 mm in height and 140 mm in width. They are a fine example of the detailed craftsmanship and religious devotion that characterized art in the late 19th century. Saint Eustachius, a Roman general, was converted to Christianity and suffered martyrdom. This collection of bas-reliefs provides a visual narrative of his life, conversion, and martyrdom.