Field Cross Rue de la Chapelle Menil-Favay

This field cross stands at the crossroads of Rue de la chapelle, rue Chavée and rue de la libération in Menil-Favay, borough of Hotton.

A road cross or a field cross is a common memorial in Catholic regions at the intersection of roads and streets. It is a religious expression that reminds passers-by that Christ died on the cross.

Road crosses exist in wooden, cast iron and stone variants. They were placed by wealthy individuals, often farmers, or by neighborhood associations raising money for them. If a road cross is placed outside a built-up area, it is called a field cross.

If the Christ figure does not lay the head on the right but on the left shoulder, one speaks of a Wrong Lord.

So this right here is...

Willem Vandenameele