Fontaines d'Ozillac (Charente-Maritime)

A fine and undamaged example of Romanesque minatory corbel-sculpture at its most sophisticated and expressive.

Acrobats were considered to be 'unnatural' or 'defying nature', and mouth-pulling was code for theatrical entertainment. So this corbel is telling the illiterate beneath that actors and tumblers are lewd and wicked people and will be damned eternally - so would be best not to attend any of their performances.