Created in 1955 for the Church of Christ-Roi in Fribourg and composed of 14 tempera panels on a gold background, Armand Niquille's famous Stations of the Cross seduced Father Antoine de Roquefeuil, the  priest of the Church of St. Paul in Étouvie in Amiens (F). He wished to offer his faithful a copy of the religious work, striking in its strength and originality, for their devotion. With the agreement of the Armand Niquille Foundation, which is delighted to see the artist's reputation extend beyond national borders, 14 reproductions on canvas are now part of the artistic furnishings of this church in northern France.