On this stone, the tympanum's upper border resembles the arch of "heaven" commonly found on this era's stones. After hopping over the stone's shoulders, it follows down the side and fills in along the bottom of the tablet.
The tablet, which is outlined by a single line, is surrounded by a three sided panel of a plant growing. There are ripe flowers found on the apex of the side and a fleur de lis at the center of the bottom.
Remark
The winged head on the tympanum is reduced in size to fit the space. The hair is combed straight forward towards his face. The features exhibit later period realism with cheeks, chin and eyes with pupils.
The wings are tab-like but more individualistic and impart more motion than other examples.