Gottesmutter "Unverbrennbarer Dornbusch" - photo 1
Gottesmutter "Unverbrennbarer Dornbusch" - photo 2
Gottesmutter "Unverbrennbarer Dornbusch" - photo 1

Gottesmutter "Unverbrennbarer Dornbusch"

Lot 175
30.03.2019 15:00UTC +01:00
Classic
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CHF 1 000
AuctioneerGalerie Moenius AG
Event locationSwitzerland, Muri
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ID 173762
Lot 175 | Gottesmutter "Unverbrennbarer Dornbusch"
Estimate value
CHF 1 000 – 1 400
Gottesmutter "Unverbrennbarer Dornbusch"
Russische Ikone, Tempera / Holz, um 1850
31 x 26,6 cm

In der Bildmitte ist die Gottesmutter halbfigurig abgebildet. Mit der Linken hält sie das segnende Jesuskind, mit der Rechten eine Leiter, da in liturgischen Hymnen die Muttergottes als "die Leiter, die zum Himmel führt" apostrophiert wird. Vor ihrer Brust ist zudem Christus als Vision des Ezechiel dargestellt. In den Zacken des roten Sternes sind die vier Evangelistensymbole zu sehen, in den Zacken des blauen Sternes und in den Ausbuchtungen der Rosette sind Engel mit Attributen aus dem Akathistoshymnos abgebildet. In den vier Ecken sind Begebenheiten aus dem Alten Testament vergegenwärtigt, die sich auf die jungfräuliche Mutterschaft Mariens beziehen. Links oben ist Moses vor dem brennenden Dornbusch (Ex. 3,2) zu sehen, in welchem eine Gottesmutter des Zeichens erscheint. Rechts oben wird das messianische Reich "aus dem Baumstumpf Isais wächst ein Zweig hervor" (Jes. 11,1) angekündigt. Rechts unten ist der Traum des Jakobs von der Himmelsleiter visualisiert: " . durch dich und deine Nachkommen werden alle Geschlechter der Erde Segen erlangen" (Gen. 28,14). Links unten ist die Vision Ezechiels vor der verschlossenen Pforte (Ez. 44,1-3) dargestellt. Provenienz: 1981 Elsa Bloch-Diener, Bern; Privatsammlung Bern

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