Icon of Crucifixion *NEW RELEASE*

The Icon of the Crucifixion is often found painted on the reverse side of the Virgin Hodeghetria (Mary Holding Jesus), illustrating the contrast between the Incarnation and the Crucifixion. The choice of colours and the stylized draped clothing depicts tendencies in classical Byzantine art of the 13th century. With beautiful expressions of grief on the faces of Mary and John, the intimate relationship they had with Christ cannot be denied. This icon can be found in the Church of Saint Clement of Ohrid, in Macedonia.

This icon image is mounted on a 7" x 11" wood panel by the monastery monks in Abbaye Saint-Joseph de Clairval in France. Colour of product may vary from the picture.

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