Iisus Hristos Pantocrator
1795
From the collection of Alba Iulia Orthodox Archdiocese
1795
From the collection of Alba Iulia Orthodox Archdiocese
Iisus Hristos Pantocrator is a 1795 by Simon din Bălgrad, a Romanticism work, depicting Composition, held at Alba Iulia Orthodox Archdiocese.
This image shows a serious-looking man with a dark beard and short curly hair. He’s wearing a crown and a robe with a cross on it. The background is a dark green with gold stars, and the edges of the painting have a fancy, worn gold frame. The paint looks old and faded, but you can still see the careful lines and colors used. The face is simple but stands out against the dark background. If you want to learn more, check out the technique: cross-hatching.
These drawings come from a 18th-century Romanian church tradition. They show scenes from the life of Jesus and Mary, like Botezul lui Iisus and Învierea lui Iisus, drawn in dark ink on paper. The figures are posed…
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