Anzy-le-Duc Priory Church

South Door Tympanum

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South door in the outer wall, which was originally a main entrance into the priory. The tympanum dates from the mid-12th century and is crowded with lively sculptures. Subjects include the Adoration of the Magi, Adam and Eve, and a coiled serpent tormenting the damned in Hell.

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