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The Conversion of Olga (d. 969) from the Madrid Skylitzes (vellum)
XZL147684 The Conversion of Olga (d.969) from the Madrid Skylitzes (vellum) by Byzantine School, (12th century); Biblioteca Nacional, Madrid, Spain; (add.info.: wife of Igor, became regent at his death; visited the Byzantine Emperor, Constantine VII at Byzantium in 957 for baptism;
The Madrid Skylitzes, also known as the Codex Skylitzes Matritensis, is an illustrated illuminated manuscript of the Synopsis of Histories, by John Skylitzes (c.1040-after 1101) which covers the Byzantine Empire throughout the years 811-1057. The manuscript was produced in Sicily in the 12th century and is the only surviving illustrated manuscript of a Greek chronicle. ); out of copyright
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Large Photo Mug (15 oz)
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This print showcases "The Conversion of Olga (d. 969)" from the Madrid Skylitzes, a vellum manuscript created by the Byzantine School in the 12th century. The artwork is housed in the Biblioteca Nacional in Madrid, Spain. Olga, wife of Igor and regent after his death, embarked on a significant journey to Byzantium in 957 for her baptism under Emperor Constantine VII. This momentous event is beautifully depicted in this illuminated manuscript. The Madrid Skylitzes is an extraordinary work known as the Codex Skylitzes Matritensis. It serves as a Synopsis of Histories written by John Skylitzes between 811-1057 AD, covering various aspects of the Byzantine Empire during that period. Notably, it stands as the sole surviving illustrated Greek chronicle manuscript. Intricate details and vibrant colors bring this medieval scene to life. The image portrays Olga's conversion ceremony conducted by Emperor Constantine VII himself. This historical artifact offers us a glimpse into ancient traditions and religious practices during that time. As we admire this antique masterpiece, we are reminded of its significance within both Russian history and Byzantine culture. Olga's conversion marked an important turning point for Christianity within Russia and solidified her place among influential rulers throughout history. Bridgeman Images presents this remarkable photograph print from Fine Art Finder, allowing us to appreciate and cherish this rare piece of artistry forevermore.
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