Corbel Fragment, St Andrews Cathedral
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Finely carved in sandstone, this male head from St Andrews Cathedral once formed part of decorative corbel, an architectual feature projecting out from a wall as a type of bracket to carry weight. Damage to parts of the face and forehead may have been sustained during the Scottish Reformation in the late 1600s when extensive parts of St Andrews Cathedral were demolished. For information on visiting St Andrews Cathedral, see our website. 350 x 170 x 255mm SAC/c/5 | Rae Project
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