The artwork titled “Saint Antipas of Pergamum” was crafted by artists from the Orthodox Icons circle, dating back to the period between circa 1250 and 1300. This icon is a product of the Crusader workshop art movement and measures 58.2 by 44.9 centimeters. It is categorized under the genre of icons and is part of …
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The artwork titled “Saint George and the Boy from Mytilene” was created by Orthodox Icons around the year 1250. This piece belongs to the Crusader workshop art movement and is categorized under the genre of icon. As part of the “Saints” series, the artwork is currently housed in the British Museum, London, UK. The artwork …
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The artwork titled “Christ Enthroned” is an icon created around 1190 by the artist known as “Orthodox Icons,” associated with the Crusader workshop art movement. This piece is part of the “Christ the Savior” series and is currently housed at Saint Catherine’s Monastery on Mount Sinai in Egypt. The artwork depicts an enthroned figure of …
The artwork titled “Christ in Glory” by Orthodox Icons, created approximately in the year 1200, is a prominent piece from the Crusader workshop art movement. This iconographic artwork belongs to the genre of religious icons and is part of the “Christ the Savior” series. The artwork features the depiction of Christ, enthroned and glorified, emanating …
The artwork titled “Madonna and Child Enthroned (Diptych, Left part)” was crafted by the Orthodox Icons around 1275-1280, belonging to an art movement known as the Crusader workshop. It falls under the genre of icon and is part of the series “Virgin Mary, Mother of God”. This historical piece is housed at the Art Institute …
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The artwork “Saint Nicholas with Scenes from His Life,” created by Orthodox Icons around the year 1250, belongs to the Crusader workshop art movement. Measuring 200 x 150 cm, this religious painting is part of a series dedicated to Saints. The artwork features Saint Nicholas centrally adorned in clerical vestments, holding a Bible in his …
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The artwork titled “Crucifixion (Diptych, Left part)” was created by Orthodox Icons around 1275 to 1280. It originates from the Crusader workshop and falls under the icon genre. This piece is part of the “Passion of Jesus” series and is currently housed at the Art Institute of Chicago, located in Chicago, Illinois, United States. The …
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The artwork, titled “Deesis and Five Saints,” was created by Orthodox Icons around the year 1300. It belongs to the Crusader workshop art movement and falls under the genre of icons. This particular piece is a part of the “Christ the Savior” series. The artwork depicts a traditional Deesis composition, featuring Christ enthroned at the …
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The artwork, titled “Saints Paul, James the Elder, Stephen, Lawrence, Martin of Tours, Leonard of Limoges,” was created by an artist known as Orthodox Icons between approximately 1175 and 1195. This piece is attributed to the Crusader workshop during the time of the Crusades and belongs to the icon genre. It is part of the …
The artwork, titled “Twelve Holidays,” is a creation attributed to an artist known as “Orthodox Icons” and dates back to approximately 1150 AD. It belongs to the “Crusader workshop” art movement and is categorized under the genre of iconography. This piece forms part of the “Holydays and Events of Sacred History” series and is currently …
The artwork, titled “Six saints,” created by the artist affiliated with “Orthodox Icons” in the year 1250, belongs to the Crusader workshop art movement and the icon genre. It is a part of the “Saints” series. In this artwork, the depiction consists of six individual figures representing saints, each adorned with symbolic attire and attributes …
The artwork titled “St. George and St. Theodore Stratelates,” created by Orthodox Icons around 1220, exemplifies the Crusader workshop art movement and belongs to the genre of iconic religious art. This piece is part of the “Saints” series. The artwork depicts St. George and St. Theodore Stratelates, both prominent warrior saints in Christian hagiography. Mounted …
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