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Deutsch: Monumentalikone des Heiligen Georg mit Szenen aus seinem Leben. Vermutlich griechischer Künstler. Erste Hälfte des 13. Jahrhunderts.
English: Monumental icon of Saint George and scenes from his life. Perhaps by a greek artist. First half of the 13th century.
Français : Icône monumentale de Saint Georges avec scènes de sa vie. Probablement d'un artiste grec. Première moitié du 13ième siècle.
Date
Deutsch: Erste Hälfte des 13. Jahrhunderts.
English: First half of the 13th century.
Français : Première moitié du 13ième siècle.
Dimensions 127 x 78,5 cm
Credit line 2008-04
Source/Photographer Saint Catherine's Monastery, Sinai (Egypt) / K. Weitzmann: "Die Ikone"
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