What is The Virgin of Vladimir (Theotokos)? The Virgin of Vladimir (Theotokos) is a masterpiece created in an unknown year by Unknown (Traditionally attributed to St. Luke). This Egg tempera on wood panel is currently housed at the Highly revered religious object (Location often associated with Russian Orthodox Churches). Use our interactive viewer below to explore community observations and add your own visual notes.

Detailed view of The Virgin of Vladimir (Theotokos) by Unknown (Traditionally attributed to St. Luke) at Highly revered religious object (Location often associated with Russian Orthodox Churches)

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The Virgin of Vladimir (Theotokos) Analysis

Artist: Unknown (Traditionally attributed to St. Luke)

Art StyleByzantine Iconography
MediumEgg tempera on wood panel
Hosting Museum Highly revered religious object (Location often associated with Russian Orthodox Churches)
LocationN/A, Russia

About the Artwork

A highly venerated Byzantine icon depicting the Theotokos (Virgin Mary) holding the Christ Child. The style is characteristic of the Eleusa type, symbolizing the Mother of God's tenderness and mercy.

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Where can I see The Virgin of Vladimir (Theotokos)?

This masterpiece is currently on display at the Highly revered religious object (Location often associated with Russian Orthodox Churches).

What style is The Virgin of Vladimir (Theotokos)?

It is categorized as Byzantine Iconography.

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