Icon - Old Testament Trinity - Tempera on canvas on panel - by Andrei Rublev 39x33 cm

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€ 79
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Clément Floch
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Selected by Clément Floch

Has 20 years of experience trading curios, including 15 years with a leading French dealer.

Estimate  € 200 - € 250
PL
€79
FR
€76
FR
€40

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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 that is missing from your collection or the perfect one to start one!

On this item:

Great icon of Byzantine tradition depicting the Trinity of the Old Testament, through the three angels hosted by Abraham. The composition recalls the famous iconography of Andrei Rublev, with a luminous gold background and a refined chromatic balance.

Eastern Orthodox school of Eastern Europe, probably Russian, of the 20th century. Egg tempera on canvas applied to a wooden panel, within an integrated frame. On the back, a label with the title and the name of the iconographer handwritten.

Excellent overall condition. Overall dimensions, 39x33 cm.

Adequate packaging and fast shipping.

Seller's Story

I curate art and antique objects with particular attention to quality, authenticity, and their historical and aesthetic value. The aim is to offer curated and accessible antiques, capable of bringing the charm and character of vintage objects into daily life and into the homes of every enthusiast. Each lot is described with transparency and photographed with care. The objects are packaged with care to guarantee safe and reliable shipping. Professionalism, seriousness, and respect for the antique object are the foundation of my work.
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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 that is missing from your collection or the perfect one to start one!

On this item:

Great icon of Byzantine tradition depicting the Trinity of the Old Testament, through the three angels hosted by Abraham. The composition recalls the famous iconography of Andrei Rublev, with a luminous gold background and a refined chromatic balance.

Eastern Orthodox school of Eastern Europe, probably Russian, of the 20th century. Egg tempera on canvas applied to a wooden panel, within an integrated frame. On the back, a label with the title and the name of the iconographer handwritten.

Excellent overall condition. Overall dimensions, 39x33 cm.

Adequate packaging and fast shipping.

Seller's Story

I curate art and antique objects with particular attention to quality, authenticity, and their historical and aesthetic value. The aim is to offer curated and accessible antiques, capable of bringing the charm and character of vintage objects into daily life and into the homes of every enthusiast. Each lot is described with transparency and photographed with care. The objects are packaged with care to guarantee safe and reliable shipping. Professionalism, seriousness, and respect for the antique object are the foundation of my work.
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Details

Era
1900-2000
Iconography
Old Testament Trinity
Specific region of origin
Europa Orientale, probabilmente Russia
Title additional information
by Andrei Rublev 39x33 cm
Material
Tempera on canvas on panel
Country of origin
Europe
Height
39 cm
Width
33 cm
Depth
3 cm
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Estimated period
Sec. XX
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Objects sold
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