Description
Bronze triptych of the Deisis. Second half of the 19th century. On the central panel, Christ Pantocrator, on the left panel, facing Christ, the Mother of God and on the right panel, Saint John the Forerunner (Baptist). The three panels are framed by scrolls and foliage. On the back of the left flap, in a round broken-line frame, the representation of the Cross on Golgotha with the instruments of the Passion against a background of the city of Jerusalem. In the four corners, the symbols of the evangelists: the angel of Saint Matthew, the lion of Saint Mark, the eagle of Saint John and the Bull of Saint Luke. Cast bronze, blue and white cold enamel. Dim. 13.8 x 13.5 cm (closed) and 13.8 x 38 cm (open). Expert : Nicolas Filatoff
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Bronze triptych of the Deisis. Second half of the 19th century. On the central panel, Christ Pantocrator, on the left panel, facing Christ, the Mother of God and on the right panel, Saint John the Forerunner (Baptist). The three panels are framed by scrolls and foliage. On the back of the left flap, in a round broken-line frame, the representation of the Cross on Golgotha with the instruments of the Passion against a background of the city of Jerusalem. In the four corners, the symbols of the evangelists: the angel of Saint Matthew, the lion of Saint Mark, the eagle of Saint John and the Bull of Saint Luke. Cast bronze, blue and white cold enamel. Dim. 13.8 x 13.5 cm (closed) and 13.8 x 38 cm (open). Expert : Nicolas Filatoff
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