Socha Svatého Šebestiána

A beautiful baroque statue by a beautiful linden tree with benches, invites you to relax and sit for a moment.

A beautiful Baroque statue of St. Sebastian from 1714, originating from the famous Braun workshop, beautifies a very busy place opposite the parish (now a museum of nativity scenes), on an island in the village square under a tree. There is a cast iron enclosure on the landing between the four columns, in which the pedestal of the statue is placed obliquely, consisting of a plinth, a prismatic shaft and a cornice head. The sides of the stem are decorated with four reliefs of saints: St. Antonín Paduánský, St. Jan Nepomucký, and two other unidentified saints. On the ledge head stands on the plinth the statue of St. Sebastian, who is shown here tied to a tree trunk. The beautiful Baroque statue of St. Sebastian dating back to 1714, coming from the famous workshop of Mathias Braun, beautifies a very busy place opposite the parish (now the Nativity scene Museum), on an island in the village square below the tree. On the platform between the four columns there is a cast iron fence, with a statue base made up of a plinth, a prismatic shaft and a ledge. The sides of the stem are decorated with four reliefs of saints: St. Anthony of Padua, vol. Jan of Nepomuk and two other unidentified saints. The statue of St. Sebestian is shown here tied to the tree trunk.