Portable Triptych Icon: The Crucifixion
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Portable Triptych Icon: The Crucifixion (1600s). Gift of Mrs. Harry F. Stratton Rights: CC0. https://clevelandart.org/art/1961.35.b

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This triptych icon was probably commissioned by a lay person for private prayer and meditation. It could be folded and shut when not in use. The scenes represented from left to right are: The Crucifixion (left); The Resurrection and Anastasis (center); and Adoration of the Miracle-Working Icon of the Vladimir Mother of God (right). Small portable icons such as this were common to later Russian religious practice.

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a dark and solemn russian orthodox icon depicts christ on the cross surrounded by grieving figures and a cityscape.

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