Modillon Of Romanesque Church (?) 3 Heads Sculpted In Burgundy Stone Middle Ages (476 To 1472)

A modillon is an architectural element which is used to support a cornice, it was often found on Romanesque churches. This one is made of pink Burgundy stone (?) carved with 3 heads, one with a closed mouth, the 2nd slightly open and the 3rd sticking out its tongue. In the Romanesque era it was a sign of Satanism directed towards those who go to church Unlike a closed mouth reflecting the dignity of the person, an open mouth "reflects the bad dispositions of a being", it is found among executioners, the wicked, the unbelievers. “A sign of bad feelings, impiety, idolatry, Satanism, the stuck tongue, quite rarely represented, has a clear and precise meaning.” POSSIBILITY OF SENDING, careful reinforced packaging, registered with signature, insurance and tracking on the internet by its number (shipping costs). SAONE ANTIQUITES store 149 rue de la Levée 01750 ST LAURENT SUR SAONE 500 meters from MACON (71000) open Tuesday to Saturday 3 p.m. - 7 p.m. and in the morning 10:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. (if no customer quote...) call before or SMS 06 13 21 81 09, to be sure thank you... Purchase sale furniture, objects 18-19-20th, estate , sharing, estimation, clearance…