Icon - Mother of God, Our Lady of Sorrows. - Tempera on panel, metal - Greece - 40x32 cm






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Description from the seller
This lot is part of my special auction of religious objects. Take a look at the others as well: who knows, you might find the piece missing from your collection or the perfect one to start a collection!
On this item:
Greek icon from the early 20th century, depicting the Mother of God of Sorrows, painted on a shaped panel with a gold background.
Particularly spectacular is the rich frame integrated in silvered metal sheet, worked in relief with elaborate floral motifs. The halo, finely decorated, enhances the intense expression of the Virgin.
The monogram “M.C.” appears on the painting, presumably referring to the iconographer. Back covered in red fabric. A specimen of particular originality, in good overall condition.
Overall dimensions 40x32 cm. Weighs about 1.8 kg.
Adequate packaging and fast shipping.
Seller's Story
This lot is part of my special auction of religious objects. Take a look at the others as well: who knows, you might find the piece missing from your collection or the perfect one to start a collection!
On this item:
Greek icon from the early 20th century, depicting the Mother of God of Sorrows, painted on a shaped panel with a gold background.
Particularly spectacular is the rich frame integrated in silvered metal sheet, worked in relief with elaborate floral motifs. The halo, finely decorated, enhances the intense expression of the Virgin.
The monogram “M.C.” appears on the painting, presumably referring to the iconographer. Back covered in red fabric. A specimen of particular originality, in good overall condition.
Overall dimensions 40x32 cm. Weighs about 1.8 kg.
Adequate packaging and fast shipping.
