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Byzantine Iconographyvisual atlas · evidence-aware
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Virgin Hagiosoritissa

A praying Virgin type shown turning toward Christ in intercession, associated with the Holy Soros tradition.

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Intercession

Bring together types whose current graph centers prayer or intercessory figures and compositions.

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Figures

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Scenes

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Visual grammar

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Materials & making

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Sacred space

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Places

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Objects

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History & transmission

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  1. ScenesTwo-step graph path · edge evidence: source-backed + source-backed
  2. ScenesTwo-step graph path · edge evidence: source-backed + source-backed
  3. ScenesTwo-step graph path · edge evidence: source-backed + source-backed
  4. Visual grammarTwo-step graph path · edge evidence: source-backed + source-backed
  5. Visual grammarTwo-step graph path · edge evidence: source-backed + source-backed
  6. Visual grammarTwo-step graph path · edge evidence: source-backed + qualified-source-backed
  7. Materials & makingTwo-step graph path · edge evidence: source-backed + source-backed
  8. Sacred space
    Virgin HagiosoritissarepresentsVirgin Mary← can-display-figureProskynetarion
    Two-step graph path · edge evidence: source-backed + example-backed
  9. PlacesTwo-step graph path · edge evidence: source-backed + example-backed
  10. PlacesTwo-step graph path · edge evidence: source-backed + example-backed
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represents
Virgin Mary
source-backed · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
uses-gesture
Raised Hands in Prayer
source-backed · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
← depicts-as-type
Double-Sided Pendant Icon (Met 1994.403)
source-backed · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
← associated-with-type
Panel from a Cover for an Icon of the Virgin
source-backed · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
uses-pose
Three-Quarter Intercessory Pose
source-backed · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
participates-in-gaze-relation
Directed Gaze
example-backed · The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Source trail

The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Double-Sided Pendant Icon with the Virgin and Christ Pantokrator
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public-domain-image-and-open-access-data

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