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פריט 1628:
SEHR FEINE IKONE MIT DER HEILIGEN PARASKEWA UND DEM HEILIGEN KONSTANTIN
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נמכר ב: €8,500
מחיר פתיחה:
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1,200
עמלת בית המכירות: 28%
מע"מ: 19%
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SEHR FEINE IKONE MIT DER HEILIGEN PARASKEWA UND DEM HEILIGEN KONSTANTIN
Origin: Byzantinisch, Konstantinopel, 14. Jh.
Technique: Einzeltafel. Geschnitzte Randleiste. Eitempera auf Kreidegrund, Goldgrund, Nimben ornamental punziert
Dimension: 25 x 19,5 cm
A VERY FINE ICON SHOWING ST. PARASKEVA AND ST. CONSTANTINE Byzantine period, Constantinople, 14th century Tempera on gessoed wood panel. Finely executed on a gold ground, the haloes ornately punched. 25 x 19.5 cm. The two saints, frontally depicted, are painted with deep colours. The elongated figures rendered against gold background with relief frame. The icon is painted in a delicate treatment. The charming colour, the serene figures, modelled tastefully and with the strength of spiritual concentration. St. Paraskeva wears a purple robe over a red undergarment, she is holding a cross in her right hand. St. Constantine is dressed in a red tunic with pearl-trimmed hems and the well-known ornamental sash of the Byzantine emperors, as well as a mantle over it. He is wearing the crown with pendilia in the form of crosses. Pendilia are depicted on coins as jewels or pearls hanging from the sides of the crown, and occur frequently on coins of Byzantine emperors. Losses to the borders.
A VERY FINE ICON SHOWING ST. PARASKEVA AND ST. CONSTANTINE Byzantine period, Constantinople, 14th century Tempera on gessoed wood panel. Finely executed on a gold ground, the haloes ornately punched. 25 x 19.5 cm. The two saints, frontally depicted, are painted with deep colours. The elongated figures rendered against gold background with relief frame. The icon is painted in a delicate treatment. The charming colour, the serene figures, modelled tastefully and with the strength of spiritual concentration. St. Paraskeva wears a purple robe over a red undergarment, she is holding a cross in her right hand. St. Constantine is dressed in a red tunic with pearl-trimmed hems and the well-known ornamental sash of the Byzantine emperors, as well as a mantle over it. He is wearing the crown with pendilia in the form of crosses. Pendilia are depicted on coins as jewels or pearls hanging from the sides of the crown, and occur frequently on coins of Byzantine emperors. Losses to the borders.
