Ethiopian Orthodox Christian Authentic Icon Small Size #2

Ethiopian Orthodox Christian Authentic Icon Small Size #2Ethiopian Orthodox Christian Authentic Icon Small Size #2 Origin is Ethiopia circa 1960's This Example is Vintage Ethiopian Orthodox Hand Carved Painted Wood Icon with Biblical Paintings This wonderful Icon portrays The Crucifixion of Jesus Christ surrounded by His Beloved Mother Mary and Saint John ("the Beloved Disciple") in Agonized Witness. The Second Panel portrays Jesus Christ with His Crown of Thorns being driven by a Roman Guard along Jesuss

• Ethiopian Orthodox Christian Authentic Icon Small Size #2
• Origin is Ethiopia circa 1960's
• This Example is Vintage Ethiopian Orthodox Hand Carved/Painted Wood Icon with Biblical Paintings
• This wonderful Icon portrays The Crucifixion of Jesus Christ surrounded by His Beloved Mother Mary and Saint John ("the Beloved Disciple") in Agonized Witness.
• The Second Panel portrays Jesus Christ with His Crown of Thorns being driven by a Roman Guard along Jesus’s Path to Golgotha, known as the Via Dolorosa (Way of Sorrow). It is the traditional, roughly half-mile route through Jerusalem's Old City from His Trial to His Crucifixion. It spans 14 Stations, representing moments of suffering, typically starting near the former Antonia Fortress and ending at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre.
• Each panel is individually hand-painted on solid wood, showing honest age and craftsmanship. The style, materials, and construction are consistent with late 20th century Ethiopian workshop icons, created for devotional and decorative use.
  Details:
  • Origin: Ethiopia
  • Medium: Hand-painted Tempra on wood (soft Pine)
  • Format: Three separate panels (Triptych set)
  • Era: Late 20th century (circa 1960-70's)
  • Condition: Very good vintage condition
  – Paint is vibrant and intact
  – No flaking or restoration observed
  – Natural age wear to wood consistent with handmade Icons
• Our Ethiopian Collection is from a An Estate where the Owner Collected These Precious Artworks in Ethiopia in the 1960's to Early 70's
  The Ethiopian Art is NOT Part of our 50% African Art Sale