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Deutsch: Christus der BarmherzigeEnglish: Christ the Merciful
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Title
Deutsch: Christus der Barmherzige
English: Christ the Merciful
Date first half of 12th century
date QS:P571,+1150-00-00T00:00:00Z/7
Medium mosaic: stone and glass on panel
Museum für Byzantinische Kunst, Bode-Museum, Berlin
Current location
Inv. no. 6430; acquired in 1904
Credit line Photo: Andreas Praefcke, 2007
Notes
Deutsch: Mosaik-Ikone, Oströmisches Reich
English: Mosaic icon, Byzantine Empire
Source/Photographer Self-photographed
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current17:29, 20 June 2007Thumbnail for version as of 17:29, 20 June 20072,043 × 2,848 (3.45 MB)AndreasPraefcke{{Information |Description= *de: Mosaik-Ikone ''Christus der Barmherzige'', Oströmisches Reich, 1. Hälfte 12. Jh.; Mosaik in Glas und Stein auf Holz *en: Mosaic icon ''Christ the Merciful'', Byzantine Empire, 1st half of 12th century AD; glass and stone

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