Novgorod (École de la Russie du Nord), 1750 - Menology August - fine art print

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Every day of August, indicated by a red number in Slavonic, is illustrated by one or more saints or with a party: 1 - St. Eleazar 2 - holy first martyr Stephen (or Stephen), 3 - St. Isaac, 4 - St. Eleuthère martyr, 5 - St. martyr Eusignios, 6 - transfiguration 7 - St. martyr Dometios, 8 - St. Emilien, 9 - apostle Matthew, 10 - martyr St. Laurent, 11 - St. martyr Euplus, 12 - St. martyr Photios, 13 - St. Maximus, 14 - holy prophet Micah, 15 - Dormition of the Most Holy Mother of God, 16 - holy martyr Diomedes, 17 - Holy martyr Myron, 18 - Holy martyrs Florus and Laurus, 19 - martyr St. Andrew, 20 - St prophet Samuel, 21 - apostle Thaddeus, 22 - holy martyr Agathonique, 23 - St. Lupus, 24 - holy martyr Eutychus and transfer of the relics of our father among the saints, Peter the Metropolitan, 25 - apostle Titus, 26 - holy martyr Adrian and holy Nathalie and home of the miraculous icon of the Holy Mother of God of Vladimir, 27 - St. Pimen, 28 - Holy Moses, 29 - Beheading of Saint John the Forerunner 30 - St. Alexander, 31 - Deposition of very valuable Belt of the Most Holy Mother of God.

The "Ménologues" are wide boards divided into three rows on which are arranged next to each other saints or scenes representing parties. Each icon illustrates a month of the liturgical year. It's also a collection of texts sung or played at church, every day of the liturgical year, in honor of the saints or the day and / or feast day. This icon belonged to a set of twelve icons, four of which are preserved at the Petit Palais.

John the Baptist (Prophet; St.); Elazar or Elazar (St); Eleuthère (St); Eusignios (St); Emilien Cyzicus (St); Matthew (evangelist saint); Lawrence of Rome (St); Euplus or Euplos (St); Photius or Photios (St); Maxime the Confessor (St); Micah (prophet biblical character); Myron Crete (St); André the Stratilata (St); Samuel (biblical character); Eutychius or Eutyches or Eutychus (St); Titus or Timothy (St); Adrien Nicomedia (St); Piimène Scete (St); Moses the Ethiopian (St); Nevsky Alexander

religious figure - Divinity, Saint, Apostle, Prophet, Martyr, Transfiguration, Dormition of the Virgin, relic of the Passion, Decapitation

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The work of art was created by Novgorod (École de la Russie du Nord). The original has the following size: Height: 35 cm, Width: 57 cm. The original artwork was inscribed with the information: "Registration - Greek Inscriptions above the head of each saint". Besides, the work of art can be viewed in in the Petit Palais - Musée des Beaux-arts de la Ville de Paris's digital art collection in Paris, France. We are delighted to reference that the public domain masterpiece is included with courtesy of Petit Palais Paris.In addition, the artwork has the following creditline: . Further, the alignment is landscape and has an aspect ratio of 3 : 2, meaning that the length is 50% longer than the width.

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