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LOT 352:
SEHR FEINE IKONE MIT DER MADRE DELLA CONSOLAZIONE
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SEHR FEINE IKONE MIT DER MADRE DELLA CONSOLAZIONE
Artist: NIKOLAOS TZAFOURIS
Artist Data: ca. 1455 Candia/Kreta - 1501 (Umkreis)
Title: SEHR FEINE IKONE MIT DER MADRE DELLA CONSOLAZIONE
Origin: Veneto-Kretisch, um 1500
Technique: Hartholz-Tafel. Eitempera auf Kreidegrund, Hintergrund vergoldet, Gewandfalten in Assistgold
Dimension: 40,5 x 35 cm
NIKOLAOS TZAFOURIS circa 1455 Candia/Crete – 1501 (Circle of) SEHR FEINE IKONE MIT DER MADRE DELLA CONSOLAZIONE A FINE ICON SHOWING THE MADRE DELLA CONSOLAZIONE Veneto-Kretisch, um 1500 Veneto-Cretan, circa 1500 Hartholz-Tafel. Eitempera auf Kreidegrund, Hintergrund vergoldet, Gewandfalten in Tempera on a wood panel. Executed on a gold ground. The Mother of God depicted half-length wearing a blue tunic and a purple maphorion fastened at the chest with a transparent white veil draped over her hair. The orange mantle of Christ decorated with fine gold lines and the hems of the mantle of the Mother of God decorated with refined pseudo-Kufic motifs. The Mother of God holding Christ on her right arm, whilst resting her left hand lovingly on his legs, Christ holding a globe in one hand and making a sign of blessing with the other. Minor areas of retouching. 40.5 x 35 cm. dunklen Chiton gekleidet, der mit goldenen Motiven verziert ist. Sein orangefarbenes The iconography of the Madre della Consolazione is of Western origin and has clearly been influenced by Italian prototypes of the 14th century. The icon’s Italian title refers to the suffering of Christ, as anticipated by his mother. It has been suggested that the model was introduced to the Orthodox Christian world by the famous icon painter Nikolaos Tzafouris.
NIKOLAOS TZAFOURIS circa 1455 Candia/Crete – 1501 (Circle of) SEHR FEINE IKONE MIT DER MADRE DELLA CONSOLAZIONE A FINE ICON SHOWING THE MADRE DELLA CONSOLAZIONE Veneto-Kretisch, um 1500 Veneto-Cretan, circa 1500 Hartholz-Tafel. Eitempera auf Kreidegrund, Hintergrund vergoldet, Gewandfalten in Tempera on a wood panel. Executed on a gold ground. The Mother of God depicted half-length wearing a blue tunic and a purple maphorion fastened at the chest with a transparent white veil draped over her hair. The orange mantle of Christ decorated with fine gold lines and the hems of the mantle of the Mother of God decorated with refined pseudo-Kufic motifs. The Mother of God holding Christ on her right arm, whilst resting her left hand lovingly on his legs, Christ holding a globe in one hand and making a sign of blessing with the other. Minor areas of retouching. 40.5 x 35 cm. dunklen Chiton gekleidet, der mit goldenen Motiven verziert ist. Sein orangefarbenes The iconography of the Madre della Consolazione is of Western origin and has clearly been influenced by Italian prototypes of the 14th century. The icon’s Italian title refers to the suffering of Christ, as anticipated by his mother. It has been suggested that the model was introduced to the Orthodox Christian world by the famous icon painter Nikolaos Tzafouris.
