Icone de Saint Nicolas et scènes hagiographiques. Une œuvre inconnue de Georges Klontzas
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The icon of St Nicholas with twelve scenes on the border was located in the Torrejon de Arges Museum, near Madrid, and is attributed to Georgios Klontzas. The work is compared with known Cretan icons of the same subject (Patmos, Venice, Athens). Examined are the iconography of the enthroned hierarch, the ten vita scenes of the saint, as well as the two interpolated scenes in a conspicuous position in the upper border: the Beheading of St Paraskevi and the Stoning of St Stephen.
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ΧΑΤΖΗΔΑΚΗ Ν. (2011). Icone de Saint Nicolas et scènes hagiographiques. Une œuvre inconnue de Georges Klontzas. Deltion of the Christian Archaeological Society, 22, 393–416. https://doi.org/10.12681/dchae.321
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