Late 18th-Century Double-Sided Romanian Icon, Three Holy Hierarchs & The Baptism Of Christ Gentle If you look closely there’s

If you look closely there’s some interesting activity including a steam train puffing its way between two hills and a man chasing some geese by the riverbank

we see introversion offset by a formidable Catalan spirit

She’s dwelt upon this moment for many weeks - worked herself up into an internal frenzy

the enchanting works of Georg Emil Libert still illuminate the mind as they did when first shown

Late 18th-Century Double-Sided Romanian Icon, Three Holy Hierarchs & The Baptism Of Christ Gentle If you look closely there’sThis intriguing late 18th century double sided Romanian icon depicts the Three Holy Hierarchs & the baptism of Christ. Its a fascinating survivor. Rendered in tempera and gold leaf on a wooden panel, double sided icons, such as this from around 1790, were often suspended from liturgical polycandela (candelabras) and swung by the clergy. They were popular in Orthodox churches, such as those in the Balkans and Greece. On one side, we see the Three Holy