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Monday, November 23, 2015

Christ as savior of souls

Christ as savior of souls
Icon from Saint Clement
Early 14th century
Tempera, linen and silver on wood
This icon typifies Byzantine stylistic complexity
Holding a bejeweled Bible in his left hand while he blesses the faithful with his right hand
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