Icon with the Koimesis
Late-900s Byzantine ivory icon of the Koimesis, or Dormition of the Virgin, registered from the Met collection record.
Authentic image bytes are not bundled.
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Object, source, rights, and delivery are separate.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art · 17.190.132
rights verified not bundled
- Title
- Icon with the Koimesis
- Date
- late 900s
- Medium
- Elephant ivory
- Culture
- Byzantine
- Geography
- Made in probably Constantinople
- Classification
- Ivories-Elephant
- Source record
- The Metropolitan Museum of Art object 17.190.132 ↗
- Rights checked
- 2026-09-10 · Public Domain
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Preserved registry: museum-object-reference; check current image rights before reuse
Current verification: The current official Met object record marks the image Public Domain and the Met Open Access statement permits unrestricted reuse of public-domain images.
The BIU005 archive snapshot records the current image-rights verification while leaving the preserved BIU003/4 source-registry record unchanged.
Constantinople & Marmara
4th–15th c. Byzantine core; records vary · 1 registered source
Imperial-capital and Marmara/Nicaean context.
Object record: Late-900s Byzantine ivory icon of the Koimesis, or Dormition of the Virgin, registered from the Met collection record. Production place is taken only from explicit museum/graph evidence; current collection is a separate present-location state.
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Object style is not used by itself to draw a transmission arrow.
Current collection/reception is modern context and is not substituted for medieval geography.
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Icon types + scenes
1 directMaterials + making
2 directHistory + actors
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1 directKeep the intermediate evidence visible.
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Icon with the Koimesis
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- Two explicit edges; intermediate record remains visible.
- Icon with the KoimesisTwo explicit edges; intermediate record remains visible.
uses-materialIvoryuses-materialIcon with the Virgin and Child (Met 17.190.103) - Two explicit edges; intermediate record remains visible.
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Icon with the Koimesis
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