We invite you to a world of extraordinary beauty and spirituality. This large icon, made in Poland in the 19th century, is a unique example of Lesser Poland sacred painting, which with remarkable ease combines native tradition with inspirations from the Italian Renaissance. It is not only an object of worship, but above all an authentic work of art of high collector's value. The icon was painted using the technique of tempera on panel – one of the oldest and most durable painting techniques, which allows for deep, saturated colors and extraordinary precision of details. The visible surface blistering (craquelure) and delicate patina of time are evidence of its over one hundred years of history and authenticity. The composition and modeling of the figure reveal clear Renaissance influences – there is a care for harmonious composition, idealization of facial features, and masterful handling of chiaroscuro. This is a rare example of the interpenetration of styles: the deeply rooted Polish spirituality of the icon with the Italian 'dolce stil nuovo'. Why is it worth having?

• Uniqueness: This is not a mass reproduction, but an original painting from the 19th century, combining two worlds – Polish piety and the Italian Renaissance.
• State of preservation: Despite the passage of years, the icon retains its original expressive power. Visible signs of use add character and emphasize authenticity.
• Artistic value: It can be treated both as a religious object and an excellent example of fine art, which will enrich any collection of antiques.
• Ideal gift and investment: Large, well-preserved icons from the 19th century enjoy undiminished interest from collectors and constitute a valuable capital investment.

We invite you to purchase – a unique opportunity for connoisseurs of sacred art and history. This is an object that tells its own story and can become the pride of any collection.