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View full screenOak figure of St Andrew, patron saint of Scotland, shown dressed in long robes belted around the waist, carrying his cross in his left hand and a book in a pouch in his right hand, probably once part of a screen or altarpiece, made in Northern Europe, possibly in the Low Countries, c. 1500, said to come from Fife
H.KL 188
Medieval (Early Historic, Viking, Norse, High Medieval)
Northern Europe
Low Countries, EUROPE
c. 1500
Oak
Depicted: Saint Andrew
Fife, Scotland, Northern Europe
Caldwell, D.H. (ed)., Angels, Nobles and Unicorns: Art and Patronage in Medieval Scotland, Edinburgh, NMS, 1982
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