Romanesque corbels

The church of San Esteban de Aramil dates from the 12th century. It was largely destroyed by burning during the Spanish Civil War but has been resurrected and the stonework shown here is authentic and original. The main photo here shows the corbels on the southern aspect of the apse, and the thumbnail shows, I think, a musician. 
Extras show the apse from the east, the beakheads over the south door, the sublimated beakheads over the main entrance, and the skull above them, and the church against the evening sky from the east.