 In 1576, a decision was made on September 28 to make a devotional piece for St. Eligius, since only St. Luke was now represented.This referred to the painting by Martin van Heemskerck, which does not display St. Eligius, but shows St. Luke painting the Virgin.This painting was quite large, and though it shows a pottery (faience) baker as St. Luke and sculptures and woodcarvings abound in it, there is no sign of any smith work in it.