Patron Inscription of the Sculle Family
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Patron Inscription of the Sculle Family

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This painted panel (15th c.) in the Hôtel-Dieu bears the name Sculle, honoring a benefactor family of the hospice. Golden birds perched on branching antlers and small stars surround the inscription on a red ground, forming a heraldic ensemble. Such decoration linked charitable giving to social prestige, ensuring donors’ memory endured within the hospital’s sacred and civic space.