I just had to share this with you - the picture may not be terribly exciting, but the history is incredible.
This unfinished statue now resides in the Abbey of St Germain-des-Pres in the Montparnasse area of Paris. Here's what the sign next to it says (thanks to coolstuffinparis.com for the translation!):
"This statue of the virgin with child is reassembled from three pieces of rock discovered in an archeological dig on the Rue de Furstenberg in 1999. The sculpture, most likely intended to adorn the entrance to the old Chapelle de la Vierge, was probably left unfinished due to an error in its size, and the stones were reused in the foundation of a wall. The simplified style of the crown and the lines of the virgin's face, and the slight incline of the virgin's head toward the child make this work a moving testimony to the great quality of Parisian sculpture in the 13th century."
