Sculpture, Lapidarian Gallery, Narbo Via museum, Narbonne

Copy of the Lege Feliciter sarcophagus in laminated resin and white marble powder, originally 4th century, with both pagan figures of Selene and Helios on the lid, a winged victory, and early Christian figures of the Good Shepherd, at the Narbo Via archaeological museum, designed by Norman Foster, opened May 2021, in Narbonne, Aude, Occitanie, France. The 76m long wall of stone in the Lapidarian Gallery displays over 800 Roman sculpted stones mainly from funerary monuments which were used in repairs to the medieval city walls, the collection of the former Musee Lapidaire. Picture by Manuel Cohen

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