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Relief Panel with Two Griffins Drinking from a Cup, Marble, polychromy, South Italian — Relief Panel with Two Griffins Drinking from a Cup
South Italian
late 9th–early 10th century

Relief Fragment with Three Monks, Limestone, French — Relief Fragment with Three Monks
French
1160–1180

Tympanum Section with the Nativity and Annunciation to the Shepherds, Limestone, North French — Tympanum Section with the Nativity and Annunciation to the Shepherds
North French
ca. 1275–1300

Virgin and Child, Marble with gilding, French — Virgin and Child
French
ca. 1350

Relief Panel with Lion Family, Marble (Proconnesian marble), South Italian — Relief Panel with Lion Family
South Italian
ca. 800–1000

Crowned Head of a Woman, Marble (Lunense marble from Carrera), traces of lapis lazuli and lead, South Italian — Crowned Head of a Woman
South Italian
ca. 1270

Head of a Youth, Limestone, French — Head of a Youth
French
ca. 1230–50

Capital, Marble (Naxian marble from island of Naxos (Greece), hardstone and lead inlay, South Italian — Capital
South Italian
late 12th–early 13th century

Head of a Grotesque, Limestone, French — Head of a Grotesque
French
ca. 1200–1220

Mary Magdalene, Limestone, French — Mary Magdalene
French
ca. 1500–1550

Column Base, Marble (Lunense marble from Carrara (Italy)), South Italian — Column Base
South Italian
late 12th–early 13th century

Head of Christ, Limestone, paint, French — Head of Christ
French
15th century

Saint Savina of Troyes or Saint Syra, Limestone with paint and gilding, French — Saint Savina of Troyes or Saint Syra
French
1510–20