Noble Court - Castle Singelberg

Art at the Court of Nobel: At the Court of Nobel, the sculptures by Sophie Ryder and Roel d'Haese welcome you. The host for the day, Fernand Huts, is happy to explain the sculpture by Sophie Ryder: 'In the realm of Nobel stands a very large statue of the hare Cuwaert. King Nobel had it made after Cuwaert's tragic death. The hare was lured by Reynaert and had its throat bitten. Thereupon, the mischievous Reynaert returned Cuwaert's head to King Nobel!' And Huts has more inside information. 'Like any good ruler, King Nobel maintains the paths and roads in his realm. At the end of the road, just before the entrance to the Court of Nobel, there are roadworks. Fortunately, artist Wim Delvoye has provided the materials. This way, the inconvenience will soon be over. Or maybe not...' Also, at the Court of Nobel, art is never far away. Sophie Ryder also created the statue in the village square. And above, a real Panamarenko is floating! Furthermore, you will also find the exhibition space 't Scriptorium here. There, you can discover the remarkable story behind the Reynaert epic through a beautiful selection of centuries-old prints.

Don't forget to visit Theater Madoc while you're here. After your journey, you can stop by the inn De Malse Billetjes.

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