in the originals, making them look identical to the original sculptures. In 1994 the town acquired an old winemaking cave with over 1,100 metres of surface area; this has served as the home for a center devoted to Romanesque sculpture since June 2004. The center serves three purposes, acting as a museum, education center, and a center for research and study. The museum area shows the permanent collection of castings, complementing them with rooms describing local history, art history, and the history of Romanesque sculpture; the last room showcases examples of other carvers contemporaneous with the Master. The sculpture castings are displayed in various ways, either fixed to the wall or freestanding, and are grouped in thematic displays as well. The museum also explains the historic and artistic contexts of the Master and his work. Work The Master's sculptures may be seen in the following locations: Pyrénées-Orientales (French Catalonia) Cabestany - the tympanum of the parish church of Notre-Dame-des-Anges Monastir del Camp - the capitals of the outer door are attributed to his studio Le Boulou - the frieze on the outer door of the parish church of Sainte-Marie Catalonia Sant Pere de Rodes - some fragments of the now-destroyed door of the abbey church Girona - some capitals in the abbey church of Sant Pere de Galligants Barcelona - Museu Frederic Marès a relief that was taken away from Sant Pere de Rodes. Navarre Errondo - the tympanum from the church, which may today be found in The Cloisters of the Metropolitan Museum of Art Aude Rieux-Minervois - the capitals of the church of Saint-Marie; he was also the architect and chief artist of this church Abbey of Saint-Hilaire - the reliquary of Saint Saturnin in the abbey church Abbey of Saint-Papoul - the sculptures in the apse of the abbey church Abbey of Sainte-Marie de Lagrasse - some fragments of the now-destroyed door of the abbey church; some believe these to be products of his studio Tuscany St. Antimo's Abbey - a capital in the nave of the abbey church depicting Daniel in the lions' den San Giovanni in Sugana - a sculpted column held today at the museum of religious art of San Casciano Val di Pesa Cathedral museum of Prato - the 12th-century zoomorphic capitals found in the cloister Bibliography COLLECTIF, Le Maître de Cabestany, Ed. Zodiaque, 2000. External links Cabistany sculpture center This article is