Icon Spas nerukotvornyi (Savior-Not-Made-by-Hands) from the Maniava Hermitage iconostasis
- Artist
- Yov Kondzelevych
- Date
- 1698 - 1705 ; Maniava , Ukraine
- Style
- Baroque
- Genre
- Religious painting
The "Icon Spas nerukotvornyi (Savior-Not-Made-by-Hands)" from the Maniava Hermitage iconostasis is a remarkable example of a religious painting that emphasizes divine omnipresence and spiritual significance. This icon portrays Christ as a sacred image not crafted by human hands, highlighting its miraculous origin. Notable for its rich, dynamic details, the artwork reflects elements of Baroque style, characterized by dramatic contrasts and emotional intensity. Displayed within an iconostasis, it plays a central role in Eastern Orthodox worship, inspiring reverence through its profound symbolism and masterful execution.
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