This marble, extracted around Caunes-Minervois, was exploited during Antiquity and the Middle Ages for the manufacture of columns and capitals. It experienced a revival of interest in the classical period, thus serving to decorate the marble Trianon at Versailles and the Invalides.
Decorated with of water leaves for one and oak leaves and acorns extending under the cornice between the two capitals for the other.
Most probably grom a disappeared cloister. Languedoc region
15th century
Width: about 55 cm - Height: about 35 cm
