Austragung des Hl. Kreuzes - photo 1
Austragung des Hl. Kreuzes - photo 1

Austragung des Hl. Kreuzes

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20.03.2019 10:00UTC +02:00
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Schuler Auktionen
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ID 170625
Lot 705 | Austragung des Hl. Kreuzes
Russisch, Schule von Nowgorod, 16./17. Jahrhundert. Tempera über Kreidegrund auf Holz, in neue Tafel eingelassen. Im vertieften Mittelfeld Darstellungen in 2 Registern. Oben: Im Zentrum vor Architekturkulissse Christus Pantokrator auf Wolkensockel, flankiert von der Gottesmutter, Hl. Johannes d. Vorläufer sowie 2 geistlichen Würdenträgern. Unten: Im Zentrum Engel am Brunnen, das heilende Quellwasser mit seinem Kreuzstab in Bewegung bringend. Er wird von Genesung suchenden Kranken umringt. 37,5x30 cm.

- Ränder beschnitten. Retouchen. Kleine Schad- und Fehlstellen.
Das seltene Motiv bezieht sich auf den Festtag des 1. Augusts, der Austragung des Hl. Kreuzes Jesu. In Konstantinopel wurde am Vorabend eine hochverehrte Kreuzesreliquie aus der kaiserlichen Schatzkammer in festlicher Prozession in die Hagia Sophia überführt. Bis zum 15. August, dem Fest der Entschlafung der Gottesmutter, wurde die Reliquie täglich feierlich durch die Stadt getragen, wobei am ersten Tag eine gefasste Quelle am Stadtrand gesegnet wurde. Da im August Wasserknappheit herrschte und oftmals Seuchen ausbrachen, hatte dieser Wassersegen auch einen sehr realen Hintergrund. Jeder, der eine ansteckende Krankheit hatte, durfte die allgemeine Wasserversorgung nicht benutzen und musste sich ausserhalb der dichtbewohnten Viertel aufhalten.
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