File:Mechelen St Rombouts Pulpit detail 02.JPG

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Nederlands: Detail van de monumentale preekstoel van de Sint-Romboutskathedraal in Mechelen. De preekstoel werd door Michiel Vervoort (1667-1737) uit Antwerpen in 1721-1723 gebeeldhouwd voor de kloosterkerk van de Norbertinessen van Leliëndael (Bruul, huidige jezuietenkerk).

Na de Franse revolutie werd hij in 1809 naar de kathedraal gebracht en door Jan-Frans van Geel (1756-1830) om een zuil weer opgebouwd.

Onderaan wordt de heilige Norbertus (1080-1134) van zijn paard geslingerd en bekeert hij zich.
English: Detail of the monumental pulpit of St-Rumbold's Cathedral in Mechelen (Belgium). The pulpit was carved by the Antwerp artist Michiel Vervoort (1667-1737) in 1721-1723 for the cionvent church of the sisters of Norbertus of Leliëndaal (now a jesuit church in the main street Bruul).

After the French Revolution the pulpit was installed in the cathedral and built around a column by Jan-Frans van Geel (1756-1830).

At the lower end one sees Saint Norbert (1080-1134) falling of his horse and converting to christianity.
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