A CARVED ALABASTER FIGURE OF A MALE SAINT
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A CARVED ALABASTER FIGURE OF A MALE SAINT

FLEMISH, EARLY 17TH CENTURY

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A CARVED ALABASTER FIGURE OF A MALE SAINT
FLEMISH, EARLY 17TH CENTURY
On an integrally carved plinth; the reverse unfinished; the proper right arm carved separately and now lacking; minor losses
56¼ in. (143 cm.) high
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The present alabaster figure would originally have adorned a monument, altarpiece or elaborate rood screen. See for example, the Altarpiece of the Magdalen in Sainte Waudru, Mons, where the architectural format lends itself to a combination of reliefs and free-standing figures (illustrated in Mons, Collégiale Sainte-Waudru, Jacques du Broeucq - sculpteur et architecte de la Renaissance, 1 Oct. - 24 Nov. 1985, pp. 86). Although relatively simple in its overall form, this figure is notable for the delicate facial features, and the luxuriantly undercut locks of hair.