Louvre Museum (Two), Paris

Louvre Museum Two

Medieval Church Sculpture

St Michel fells another dragon - part of the west facade tympanum (originally painted) of the Chapelle-St-Michel at the Abbey of Notre Dame de Nevers, now in the Louvre.

Wine makers in the Côte d'Or (Bourgogne) (c1125) - Abbey of Moutiers-Saint-Jean (demolished in the 1800s) - Louvre (Paris).

An apocalyptic 1100s window tympanum from the Ile-de-France - Louvre, Paris

David wings Goliath, 1100s capital from Notre Dame de la Couldre, Parthenay (Poitou) (destroyed in the revolution) - Louvre (Paris)

A French "Green Man" tympanum decoration (early 1100s) from the Chevet of St-Denis, Paris - Louvre, Paris.

Luke's shepherds and a surviving angel wing from the upper register of the facade of Notre Dame de la Couldre, Parthenay (Poitou) (1100s and destroyed in the revolution) - Louvre (Paris)

An archangel appears to the Magi in a dream after they visited the baby Jesus, and warns them not to go home via King Herod, who was seriously manic about finding and killing the baby Jesus, and would have done for them had they not divulged his location. 1100s capital from an abbey in the Ile-de-France, exhibited in the Louvre, Paris.