A finely carved, mid-12ᵗʰ century, limestone capital located within the nave of Saint-Maurice, Lucay le Male, depicting a blend of vegetal and narrative motifs characteristic of the regional Romanesque idiom. The block retains its original abacus and echinus, its composition divided into three fields: a central zone of foliate scrollwork, surmounted by a zoomorphic and human frieze, and flanked by spiralled volutes enclosing small faces and symbolic forms.
