Angel With Fans and Epitaphion (Athos) - S274
This detail from a large 16th century fresco depicts an Angel carrying a pair of ceremonial fans. On his back is the Epitaphion or Plashchanitsa, which represents the burial shroud of Christ and is used in the solemn services of Holy Friday and Holy Saturday in the Orthodox Church.
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