Where would one find a carved scene of Christ at the Last Judgment judging the righteous and sinful?

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The depiction of Christ at the Last Judgment judging the righteous and sinful is a common theme in Romanesque art and can often be found carved on the tympanum (the semicircular space above the doorway) of Romanesque churches. The Bayeux Tapestry is a 70-meter-long embroidered cloth depicting the events leading up to the Norman conquest of England and does not include this scene. The Song of Roland is an epic poem from the 11th century that does not feature this scene. Feudal oaths of loyalty did not typically describe scenes from the Bible.

Where Would One Find a Carved Scene of Christ at the Last