Deesis and Feasts / Scene 1, left / creation date: 12th and 13th Centuries
About this Item
Record Details
- Work Title
- Deesis and Feasts
- View Title
- Scene 1, left
- Creator/Culture
- Byzantine
- Image Creator/Culture
- photographer: Fred Anderegg (American, 1908-2001); Icon photographed: 1963
- Site/Repository
- Site: Monastery of Saint Catherine (Mount Sinai, Egypt)-- Church, Chapel of Constantine and Helen
- Period/Date
- creation date: 12th and 13th Centuries
- Media/Technique
- panel painting
- Subjects
- The Michigan-Princeton-Alexandria Expeditions to Mount Sinai
- Forsyth, George H., Jr. (1902-1991)
- Weitzmann, Kurt (1904-1993)
- Sinai, Mount (Egypt)
- Christianity
- Icons
- Saint Catherine (Monastery : Mount Sinai)
- Deesis
- Entry into Jerusalem
- Iconostases
- Beams (Structural elements)
- Raising of Lazarus (Miracle)
- Transfiguration of Christ
- Architraves
- Work Record ID
- 578565
- Image Record ID
- 1379286
- Digital filename
- 15asinai03751
- HART Image Order Number
- 300197
- Date Added/Updated
- 2018-03-17 04:05:30
Technical Details
- Collection
- History of Art, VRC Image Bank
- Image Size
- 5645 x 8020
- File Size
- 6 MB
- Record
- 1379286
- Link to this Item
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https://quod.lib.umich.edu/h/hart/x-1379286/15asinai03751
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History of Art Department, Visual Resource Collections. Image 1379286. University of Michigan Library Digital Collections. URL: https://quod.lib.umich.edu/h/hart/x-1379286/15asinai03751. May 18, 2024.