“The Savior Enthroned,” created by the artist known as Orthodox Icons, dates back to approximately the 16th to 17th century. This piece is a representation of the Galicia-Volyn school art movement. It belongs to the genre of icon and is part of the “Christ the Savior” series.
The artwork depicts Jesus Christ seated on a throne, exuding a solemn and divine presence. His right hand is raised in a gesture of blessing, while his left hand holds an open book with inscriptions. The throne’s intricate design and the surrounding ethereal figures underscore the celestial and majestic nature of the composition. The use of vibrant colors and fine lines is characteristic of the Galicia-Volyn school, showcasing the icon’s religious and artistic significance. The artwork’s details, from the expressive facial features of Christ to the intricate patterns of his garments and the throne, illustrate the profound skill and devout spirituality of its creators.
