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The icon of the Virgin and Child — HK-Chicago (AIC) 2002.4, fol. 121r

Art Institute of Chicago · 2002.4 · 121r

17th–18th centuriesManuscript paintingsPrinceton Ethiopian, Eritrean, and Egyptian Miracles of Mary (PEMM) project

The source records this manuscript art; no substitute image is shown.

Scene identification transcribed from the scene-summary field of the PEMM painting record.

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The icon of the Virgin and Child

Original catalogue wording

3. The icon of the Virgin and Child | 4. Bārok being consecrated as a monk | 5. Bārok surrounded by his attackers who are holding various weapons | 7. The funeral of Bārok

Scene identification transcribed from the scene-summary field of the PEMM painting record.

Scenes and visual evidence

  1. 01
    3. The icon of the Virgin and ChildPosition recorded by PEMM: top-center

    The icon of our Lady Mary and her beloved Son

  2. 02
    4. Bārok being consecrated as a monkPosition recorded by PEMM: right

    How Barok became a monk

  3. 03
    5. Bārok surrounded by his attackers who are holding various weaponsPosition recorded by PEMM: bottom-right

    How the enemy of Barok stabbed him with a spear; Also this one who stoned Barok with a rock

  4. 04
    7. The funeral of BārokPosition recorded by PEMM: top-right

    How the people buried Barok

Source date
1667-1706
Date evidence
The PEMM project records its date evidence as “Date from catalog”.
Holding institution
Art Institute of Chicago
Shelfmark
2002.4
Folio
121r
Recorded provenance
Originally sold to Sam Fogg, Sam Fogg Rare Books and Manuscripts, London, by 1998 [research report in curatorial file; Fogg and Hosking, 2001, no. 19]; sold to the Art Institute, 2002. Catalog by Getatchew Haile in PEMM Dropbox
Place evidence
Place recorded or purchased, as stated by the source. It is not treated as the place of production.
Catalogue source
Princeton Ethiopian, Eritrean, and Egyptian Miracles of Mary (PEMM) project
Source record
paintings.csv, Painting ID 1827 (4 episode rows)