IKONE MIT DEN HEILIGEN HEIRATSVERMITTLERN SAMON, GURIJ UND AVIV - photo 1

IKONE MIT DEN HEILIGEN HEIRATSVERMITTLERN SAMON, GURIJ UND AVIV

Lot 2237
16.11.2024 10:00UTC +01:00
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ID 1315207
Lot 2237 | IKONE MIT DEN HEILIGEN HEIRATSVERMITTLERN SAMON, GURIJ UND AVIV
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€ 7 000 – 14 000
AN ICON SHOWING STS. SAMON, GURIY AND AVIV Russian, 16th/17th century Tempera on wood panel with double kovcheg. The background and border stripped to gesso, partially restored. 28 x 24.4 cm. In the Orthodox Church, Samon, Gurij, and Aviv are well-known saints who are venerated as martyrs. They were missionaries and Christians in the early 4th century who lived in Mesopotamia. Known as the Holy Martyrs Gurij, Samon, and Aviv, they distinguished themselves through their faith and steadfastness during times of Christian persecution. In the Orthodox Church, Saints Gurij, Samon, and Aviv are also venerated as holy matchmakers. This special veneration is based on a tradition that tells how they once saved an innocent girl from an unfortunate marriage. According to the legend, a Christian girl named Euphrosyne trusted a man who promised to marry her. He left her in the care of his family while he traveled on business. However, after his departure, his family mistreated her and treated her like a slave. In her desperation, Euphrosyne prayed to Saints Gurij, Samon, and Aviv for help. Through their intercession, she was able to escape the situation and returned safely to her home. Since then, these saints have been regarded as protectors of those seeking a happy and sincere marriage. People ask for their help in finding a faithful and good spouse, or for assistance in preserving a marriage from difficulties. Their feast day, celebrated on November 15th, is often observed by people seeking their intercession in matters of the heart.

IKONE MIT DEN HEILIGEN HEIRATSVERMITTLERN SAMON, GURIJ UND AVIV Russland, 16./17. Jh. Einzeltafel mit einer Rückseiten-Querleiste. Doppeltes Kowtscheg, Eitempera auf Kreidegrund. 28 x 24,4 cm. In der orthodoxen Kirche sind Samon, Gurij und Aviv bekannte Heilige, die als Märtyrer verehrt werden. Sie waren Missionare und Christen des frühen 4. Jahrhunderts, die in Mesopotamien lebten. Bekannt als die Heiligen Märtyrer Gurij, Samon und Aviv, haben sie sich durch ihren Glauben und ihre Standhaftigkeit in Zeiten der Christenverfolgung ausgezeichnet. In der orthodoxen Kirche werden die Heiligen Gurij, Samon und Aviv auch als Heilige Heiratsvermittler verehrt. Diese besondere Verehrung geht auf eine Überlieferung zurück, die besagt, dass sie einst ein unschuldiges Mädchen vor einer unglücklichen Ehe bewahrt haben. Der Legende nach vertraute ein christliches Mädchen namens Euphrosyne einem Mann, der ihr Eheversprechen machte. Er ließ sie in der Obhut seiner Familie zurück, während er geschäftlich verreiste. Doch nach seiner Abreise wurde sie von seiner Familie misshandelt und wie eine Sklavin behandelt. In ihrer Verzweiflung betete Euphrosyne zu den Heiligen Gurij, Samon und Aviv, um Hilfe zu erhalten. Durch ihre Fürbitte konnte sie der Situation entkommen und kehrte unversehrt nach Hause zurück. Seitdem gelten diese Heiligen als Schutzpatrone für diejenigen, die sich nach einer glücklichen und aufrichtigen Ehe sehnen. Menschen bitten um ihre Hilfe bei der Suche nach einem treuen und guten Ehepartner oder um Beistand, um eine Ehe vor Schwierigkeiten zu bewahren. Ihr Festtag am 15. November wird oft von Menschen begangen, die um ihre Fürbitte in Herzensangelegenheiten bitten. Farbe des Hintergrundes und Randes abgenommen, partiell rest.

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