Icon of the Savior from the village of Horodyshche in Volhynia (late 17th century)
- Artist
- Yov Kondzelevych
- Style
- Baroque
- Genre
- Religious painting
The Icon of the Savior from the village of Horodyshche in Volhynia (late 17th century) exemplifies the rich tradition of Eastern Orthodox religious art. This religious painting features intricate iconography and vibrant coloration, characteristic of the period’s artistic style. Its composition displays elements of the Baroque influence, with dynamic gestures and dramatic contrasts that evoke spiritual fervor. Created during a time of artistic and religious flourishing, the icon serves both as a devotional object and as a testament to the craftsmanship of Ukrainian iconographers of the era.
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