Category:Pulpit of the Saint Martin's church in Sare

**pulpit of the Saint Martin's church in Sare**
	pulpit to preach at "The sower" in the Saint-Martin church in Sare (Pyrénées-Atlantiques, France)
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Instance of	pulpit;
Main subject	Parable of the Sower;
Depicts	Jesus, Four Evangelists and sower
Location	Église Saint-Martin de Sare, Sare, canton of Espelette
	43° 18′ 45.88″ N, 1° 34′ 55.44″ W
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	Q29120275; Palissy ID: PM64002545
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Pulpit
	The pulpit, made of painted and gilded wood, is hanged at the stands. The panels of the tank are painted: in the middle, of Christ with a halo and the Lamb of God on the corresponding panel of the base, on the left, Saint John and, on the base, the eagle of the tetramorph, on the right, Saint Matthew and the Winged Man. On both sides two panels complete the effect of the sounding board: on the left screen is Saint Peter whose keys decorate the frieze, on the right one, Saint Paul with, on the frieze, the book of his gospel on which rests the sword of his martyrdom. The abat-voix is decorated with the usual triangle depicting the Holy Trinity. The dosseret alludes to the Parable of the Sower (Matthew 13:3-9: Behold, a sower went forth to sow. ... Who hath ears to hear, let him hear) and (Matthew 13:8-23).