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An Exotic, Yawning Man: Unusual Find in a Thrift Store

Summary by Omroep Brabant
"When someone brought this head to us, to be honest, I had to look up exactly what it was myself," laughs Stijn Rompa of the second-hand shop Parels en Prul in Dongen. It turns out to be a 'gaper': a traditional statue that used to often hang on the facade of a pharmacy or drugstore. "Gaper statues originated in the sixteenth century," explains Stijn. "Street names and house numbers didn't exist yet. Instead, reference was made to a landmark of …
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"When someone brought this head to us, to be honest, I had to look up exactly what it was myself," laughs Stijn Rompa of the second-hand shop Parels en Prul in Dongen. It turns out to be a 'gaper': a traditional statue that used to often hang on the facade of a pharmacy or drugstore. "Gaper statues originated in the sixteenth century," explains Stijn. "Street names and house numbers didn't exist yet. Instead, reference was made to a landmark of …

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Omroep Brabant broke the news on Friday, July 31, 2026.
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