Saint Catherine of Alexandria, early 17th century - Antique from Dullaert Antiques
Saint Catherine of Alexandria, early 17th century - Antique from Dullaert Antiques
Saint Catherine of Alexandria, early 17th century - Antique from Dullaert Antiques
Saint Catherine of Alexandria, early 17th century - Antique from Dullaert Antiques
Saint Catherine of Alexandria, early 17th century - Antique from Dullaert Antiques
Saint Catherine of Alexandria, early 17th century - Antique from Dullaert Antiques
Saint Catherine of Alexandria, early 17th century - Antique from Dullaert Antiques
Saint Catherine of Alexandria, early 17th century - Antique from Dullaert Antiques
Saint Catherine of Alexandria, early 17th century - Antique from Dullaert Antiques
Saint Catherine of Alexandria, early 17th century - Antique from Dullaert Antiques
Saint Catherine of Alexandria, early 17th century - Antique from Dullaert Antiques
Saint Catherine of Alexandria, early 17th century - Antique from Dullaert Antiques
Saint Catherine of Alexandria, early 17th century - Antique from Dullaert Antiques
Saint Catherine of Alexandria, early 17th century - Antique from Dullaert Antiques
Saint Catherine of Alexandria, early 17th century - Antique from Dullaert Antiques
Saint Catherine of Alexandria, early 17th century - Antique from Dullaert Antiques
Saint Catherine of Alexandria, early 17th century - Antique from Dullaert Antiques

Saint Catherine of Alexandria, early 17th century

2.950,00

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Oak sculpture depicting Saint Catherine of Alexandria, early 17th century, South Flanders

Elegant oak sculpture, 33 cm high, depicting Saint Catherine of Alexandria, identifiable by the wheel of martyrdom at her side and the defeated king beneath her feet, a reminder of her spiritual triumph. The saint is crowned and holds an open book, a symbol of wisdom and faith.The work retains traces of its original polychromy, testifying to its rich history. Its style combines a classical sobriety typical of the early 17th century with medieval iconographic elements.

South Flanders (probably Flemish), early 17th century

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