A South Netherlandish carved oak figure of Saint Willibrord, Brabant late Gothic, late 15th century

carved in full round with his attribute the wine barrel, with traces of old polychromy

G. Kiesel, Der Heilige Willibrord im Zeugnis der bildenden Kunst, Echternach 1969, cat. 15, ill. 18.
Langs Willibrords wegen, Museum van Gerwen-Lemmens, Valkenswaard 1989, pp. 33-34.

In overall reasonably good condition with traces of original polychromy. Some smaller losses to the carvings, especially to the extremities. Wanting both arms / hands. Some dryness cracks and related losses, especially to the base, the wine barrel and the tip of the Saint's right foot, as visible in the catalogue image.
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Saint Willibrord (circa 658 – November 7, 739) was a Northumbrian missionary and is known as the 'Apostle to the Frisians' in the modern Netherlands. He became the first Bishop of Utrecht and died at Echternach, Luxembourg.