Patriarca Collection

Tile depicting "Abraham, Isaac and Jacob"(scene of the Old Testament), 1185-86 (bronze)
6166492 Tile depicting " Abraham, Isaac and Jacob" (scene of the Old Testament), 1185-86 (bronze) by Pisano, Bonanno (12th century); Duomo (Cattedrale di Santa Maria Nuova), Monreale

Isaac and Esau, Byzantine mosaic, Old Testament cycle-Abraham, XII-XIII century (mosaic)
6166364 Isaac and Esau, Byzantine mosaic, Old Testament cycle-Abraham, XII-XIII century (mosaic) by Byzantine, (12th-13th century); Duomo (Cattedrale di Santa Maria Nuova), Monreale, Sicily

Rebecca orders her son Jacob to flee to Haram with his brother Laban, Byzantine mosaic, Old Testament cycle-Abraham
6166366 Rebecca orders her son Jacob to flee to Haram with his brother Laban, Byzantine mosaic, Old Testament cycle-Abraham, XII-XIII century (mosaic) by Byzantine

Isaac blesses Jacob, Byzantine mosaic, Old Testament cycle-Abraham, XII-XIII century (mosaic)
6166365 Isaac blesses Jacob, Byzantine mosaic, Old Testament cycle-Abraham, XII-XIII century (mosaic) by Byzantine, (12th-13th century); Duomo (Cattedrale di Santa Maria Nuova), Monreale, Sicily

Abraham serves the table of the three angels, Byzantine mosaic, Old Testament cycle-Abraham, XII-XIII century (mosaic)
6166377 Abraham serves the table of the three angels, Byzantine mosaic, Old Testament cycle-Abraham, XII-XIII century (mosaic) by Byzantine

Abraham prostrates himself before the three angels, Byzantine mosaic, Old Testament cycle-Abraham
6166376 Abraham prostrates himself before the three angels, Byzantine mosaic, Old Testament cycle-Abraham, XII-XIII century (mosaic) by Byzantine

Rebeccas journey. Old Testament, Cycle of Abraham. Byzantine mosaic, Old Testament cycle-Abraham
6166363 Rebeccas journey. Old Testament, Cycle of Abraham. Byzantine mosaic, Old Testament cycle-Abraham, XII-XIII century (mosaic) by Byzantine

The patriarchs of the Church welcome the souls of Limbo towards bliss (fresco)
3707540 The patriarchs of the Church welcome the souls of Limbo towards bliss (fresco) by Bruni, Andrea De (fl.14th century); Abbazia di Pomposa & Museo Pomposiano, Codigoro, Ferrara, Emilia-Romagna

Genoa, Duomo (St Lawrence Cathedral), inside, Cybo chapel (northern arm of the transept)
6372350 Genoa, Duomo (St Lawrence Cathedral), inside, Cybo chapel (northern arm of the transept), Funerary Monument of Archbishop Giuliano Cybo: from the left, statues of Abraham

Tile depicting "Isaacs Sacrifice"(scene of the Old Testament), 1185-86 (bronze)
6166491 Tile depicting " Isaacs Sacrifice" (scene of the Old Testament), 1185-86 (bronze) by Pisano, Bonanno (12th century); Duomo (Cattedrale di Santa Maria Nuova), Monreale, Sicily

The patriarchs, 1500-04 (fresco)
6262752 The patriarchs, 1500-04 (fresco) by Signorelli, Luca (c.1450-1523); Duomo (Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta), Orvieto, Umbria, Italy; (add.info.: The interior, Chapel Nova or Chapel of St)

Rebecca makes Abraham and his camels drink. Old Testament, Cycle of Abraham
6166362 Rebecca makes Abraham and his camels drink. Old Testament, Cycle of Abraham. Byzantine mosaic, Old Testament cycle-Abraham, XII-XIII century (mosaic) by Byzantine

Jacobs dream, Byzantine mosaic, Old Testament cycle-Abraham, byzantine mosaic, XII-XIII century (mosaic)
6166367 Jacobs dream, Byzantine mosaic, Old Testament cycle-Abraham, byzantine mosaic, XII-XIII century (mosaic) by Byzantine, (12th-13th century); Duomo (Cattedrale di Santa Maria Nuova), Monreale

Tile depicting "Abraham and three Angels"(scene of the Old Testament), 1185-86 (bronze)
6166490 Tile depicting " Abraham and three Angels" (scene of the Old Testament), 1185-86 (bronze) by Pisano, Bonanno (12th century); Duomo (Cattedrale di Santa Maria Nuova), Monreale

Genoa, Duomo (St Lawrence Cathedral), inside, Cybo chapel (northern arm of the transept)
6372351 Genoa, Duomo (St Lawrence Cathedral), inside, Cybo chapel (northern arm of the transept), Funerary Monument of Archbishop Giuliano Cybo: from the left, statues of Abraham in the foreground

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"Patriarca: Depicting the Stories of Old Testament Patriarchs" Step back in time and immerse yourself in the captivating world of the Old Testament patriarchs with these stunning artworks. From intricate mosaics to breathtaking frescoes, each piece tells a tale of faith, family, and divine encounters. One mosaic transports us to the scene of "Abraham, Isaac and Jacob, " where we witness their bond as generations unfold. The bronze tile captures their essence with remarkable detail, showcasing their significance in biblical history. In another Byzantine mosaic titled "Isaac and Esau, " we glimpse into a pivotal moment between father and son. This ancient artwork beautifully depicts the tension surrounding Isaac's blessing, highlighting the complexities within this sacred lineage. Rebecca takes center stage in yet another mosaic as she orders her son Jacob to flee to Haram with his brother Laban. The vibrant colors bring her determination to life as she navigates through challenges for the sake of her family's destiny. The blessings continue with an awe-inspiring depiction of Isaac bestowing his favor upon Jacob. This Byzantine mosaic radiates warmth and love, capturing a profound connection between father and son that transcends time. A different scene unfolds before our eyes as Abraham serves a table for three angels. This mesmerizing mosaic invites us into this holy encounter, reminding us of Abraham's unwavering hospitality towards heavenly visitors. And then there is Rebecca's journey depicted in yet another magnificent mosaic from the Old Testament cycle. As she embarks on her transformative path towards fulfilling God's plan, we are reminded of her strength and resilience amidst adversity. Moving beyond mosaics, a fresco reveals how patriarchs welcome souls from Limbo towards eternal bliss—a powerful representation of hope beyond death itself. Delving deeper into religious artistry at Genoa's Duomo (St Lawrence Cathedral), we find Archbishop Giuliano Cybo memorialized through statues alongside Abraham, St. Jerome, and St. Peter.