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Veraikon by Gabriel Cornelius Ritter von Max

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Veraikon by Gabriel Cornelius Ritter von Max (1915) "Veraikon" is a term from the Greek and means "true image" or "emblem". It is a term that is often used in religious contexts to describe an image or representation of something divine or sacred. In Christian art, for example, "Veraikon" can be applied to representations of Jesus Christ or other holy figures. In Gabriel von Max's painting "Veraikon", the title probably refers to the head of the crucified man, which can be seen as such a "veritable image" or "emblem".


Resolution 7500 x 9600 px

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