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The tradition of the sacred image is related to established prototypes […] handed down in Christian art, the most important [of which] is the acheiropoietos (not made by human hands
) image of the Christ on the Mandilion. It is said that the Christ gave His image, imprinted on a piece of fabric, to the messengers of the King of Edessa, Abgar, who had asked Him for His portrait. The Mandilion had been preserved at Constantinople until it disappeared when the town was pillaged by the Latin Crusaders. A copy of the Mandilion is preserved in the cathedral of Laon.
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The
tradition
of
the
sacred
image
is
related
to
established
prototypes
[…]
handed
down
in
Christian
art,
the
most
important
[of
which]
is
the
acheiropoietos
("not
made
by
human
hands")
image
of
the
Christ
on
the
Mandilion.
It
is
said
that
the
Christ
gave
His
image,
imprinted
on
a
piece
of
fabric,
to
the
messengers
of
the
King
of
Edessa,
Abgar,
who
had
asked
Him
for
His
portrait.
The
Mandilion
had
been
preserved
at
Constantinople
until
it
disappeared
when
the
town
was
pillaged
by
the
Latin
Crusaders.
A
copy
of
the
Mandilion
is
preserved
in
the
cathedral
of
Laon.