The Trinity of the Hypostatic of Tobolsk (1729) by Orthodox Icons

The Trinity of the Hypostatic of Tobolsk - Orthodox Icons - 1729

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TitleThe Trinity of the Hypostatic of Tobolsk
ArtistOrthodox Icons
Date1729

About The Trinity of the Hypostatic of Tobolsk

The artwork, titled “The Trinity of the Hypostatic of Tobolsk,” was created by the artist known as “Orthodox Icons” in the year 1729. This piece, which falls under the genre of iconography, belongs to the “Holy Trinity” series.

“The Trinity of the Hypostatic of Tobolsk” depicts a unique and profound representation of the Holy Trinity. The artwork features three faces merged into a single head, symbolizing the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit in their unified divine essence. Each face bears a serious and contemplative expression, with distinct beards and hairstyles, yet they share a singular halo, emphasizing their divine interconnectedness. The background of the artwork is minimally adorned, allowing the viewer’s focus to remain on the central figures. The inscriptions surrounding the heads, written in Eastern Orthodox liturgical script, further underline the sacred nature of the Trinity. This piece is a significant and evocative representation of religious iconography from the 18th century.

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