Capital, Vézelay Abbey, France 1150

This Romanesque capital from Vézelay Abbey, France, dating back to 1150, is a stunning example of the intricate carving and decorative elements characteristic of the period. The capital features a central roundel with a figure holding a scale, likely representing justice. The intricate foliage and scrolling designs, along with the figures, are meticulously carved, showcasing the skill of the anonymous Romanesque artist. This capital is a testament to the artistry and craftsmanship of Romanesque architecture in France during the 12th century.