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The lower register of the reproduction of the tomb of Louis de Breze in Rouen Cathedral takes us on a journey through various scenes and studies, each capturing a different aspect of religious art. In one panel, we witness the intense moment of Christ's capture in the Garden of Gethsemane, with Caiaphas overseeing the event. The next scene reveals a kneeling woman engrossed in her prayers, surrounded by mesmerizing wall paintings that adorn the space. Moving along, we encounter a study depicting Saint Remi, his figure meticulously portrayed amidst intricate wall paintings. Two bishops also grace this lower register with their presence as they engage in deep contemplation while studying these magnificent artworks. A monk is captured within another chapel setting where he delves into detailed observations and studies of various wall paintings. His focus shifts to drapery as he carefully examines its folds and intricacies in both his own attire and that depicted on a bishop nearby. In yet another captivating scene, a cleric raises his arms high above him - perhaps caught up in fervent prayer or praise - all while immersed among these awe-inspiring works of art. A monk can be seen on the verso side engaged in an intense drapery study alongside an intriguing depiction of a bishop. Finally, our attention turns to another cleric who joins his hands together - possibly lost in solemn reflection or seeking solace within this sacred space. On the verso side stands an enigmatic figure whose identity remains unknown but adds an air of mystery to this lower register. As we explore this lower register filled with stunning reproductions and meticulous studies, it becomes evident that each panel holds its own significance within this grand artistic narrative.