Savior nerukotvornyi (Saviour Not-Made-By-Hands) from the Zhovkva iconostasis
- Artist
- Ivan Rutkovych
- Date
- 1697 - 1699 ; Zhovkva , Ukraine
- Style
- Baroque
- Genre
- Religious painting
The "Savior nerukotvornyi (Saviour Not-Made-By-Hands)" from the Zhovkva iconostasis by Ivan Rutkovych (1697–1699) exemplifies exquisite religious painting crafted within the Baroque style. Rutkovych, a master Ukrainian iconographer, employs traditional iconographic techniques and the fresco medium to convey spiritual themes with vivid detail and reverence. The title indicates a focus on a divine image that signifies a miraculous, non-human form of salvation, aligning with Christian tenets of divine intervention. The artwork's composition, technique, and genre reflect a deeply spiritual and historically significant piece from Ukrainian religious art.
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