The artwork, titled “Apostolic preaching,” is attributed to the Orthodox Icons and dates back to approximately 1650. It is a product of the Yaroslavl school of icon painting, which was a prominent Russian art movement known for its distinctive style of iconography. This particular work belongs to the “Christ the Savior” series and is classified …
The artwork titled “Apostolic Preaching” is attributed to the Orthodox Icons and dates back to around 1660. It is a part of the “Christ the Savior” series and exemplifies the distinctive style of the Yaroslavl school of icon painting, an important branch of Russian iconography. The genre of the artwork is classified as an icon, …
The artwork titled “Holy Wisdom,” is a creation of the Orthodox Icons from circa 1650 and belongs to the Yaroslavl school of icon painting movement. This piece measures 180 x 131.4 cm and categorizes as an icon, part of the “Christ the Savior” series. Currently, this piece is housed at the Yaroslavl Museum of Fine …
The artwork titled “Holy Wisdom,” created by artists known for Orthodox Icons, hails from circa 1670 and is a distinguished example of the Yaroslavl school of icon painting. It measures 58 x 55 cm and belongs to the genre of religious icons, specifically the “Christ the Savior” series. Its dimensions and period place it in …
The artwork titled “Holy Wisdom” was created by “Orthodox Icons” around the year 1850. This piece belongs to the Yaroslavl school of icon painting and is categorized within the genre of iconography. It forms part of the “Christ the Savior” series. The artwork depicts a central figure that appears to be enthroned, symbolizing divine wisdom, …
The artwork, titled “The Archangel Michael,” is attributed to the “Orthodox Icons” and dates from approximately 1275 to 1300. This piece is a part of the Yaroslavl school of icon painting and belongs to the genre of icon art. With dimensions of 154 x 90 cm, it forms part of the series “Angels and Ethereal …
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“Theotokos of Tolga I (Big Theotokos),” created by Orthodox Icons between circa 1275 and circa 1300, is a notable example of the Yaroslavl school of icon painting. This artwork belongs to the icon genre and is part of the “Virgin Mary, Mother of God” series. The artwork depicts the traditional subject of Theotokos, or the …
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“Theotokos of Tolga III,” created in 1327 by Orthodox Icons, is a notable work belonging to the Yaroslavl school of icon painting. This piece, classified within the icon genre and part of the “Virgin Mary, Mother of God” series, is presently housed in the Russian Museum located in Saint Petersburg, Russia. The artwork depicts the …
The artwork titled “Only-Begotten Son and Immortal Word of God,” created by Orthodox Icons around the year 1600, belongs to the Yaroslavl school of icon painting. This icon, which measures 153 x 115 cm, is a part of the “Holy Trinity” series and is currently housed in the Yaroslavl Museum of Fine Arts in Yaroslavl, …
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The artwork titled “Theotokos of Tolga with a depiction of Tolga Monastery’s history” was created by Orthodox Icons in 1655. It belongs to the Yaroslavl school of icon painting and measures 157 x 122 cm. This icon, which is part of the Virgin Mary, Mother of God series, is currently housed in the Yaroslavl Museum …
“The Savior of Golden Hair,” an artwork attributed to the artist known as “Orthodox Icons,” dates from approximately 1200 to 1225. This significant piece, crafted in tempera on wood, is a product of the Yaroslavl school of icon painting. Measuring 58.5 by 42 cm, the artwork falls within the genre of religious icons and belongs …
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The artwork titled “Savior the Almighty” is created by “Orthodox Icons” and belongs to the “Yaroslavl school of icon painting.” This piece, which is part of the “Christ the Savior” series, measures 44.5 x 37 cm and is categorized under the genre of religious iconography. The “Savior the Almighty” can be found housed in the …
The artwork, titled “Savior the Almighty,” was created by the artist known as “Orthodox Icons,” dating approximately from c.1200 to c.1219. This icon is characteristic of the Yaroslavl school of icon painting, a notable style within the broader tradition of Russian iconography. Measuring 44.5 x 37 cm, the piece is part of the “Christ the …
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The artwork titled “Simeon Stylites and John the Warrior,” created by Orthodox Icons around the year 1700, is an exceptional example of the Yaroslavl school of icon painting. This piece, belonging to the genre of iconography and part of the “Saints” series, is currently housed in the Yaroslavl Museum of Fine Arts, Yaroslavl, Russia. The …
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