Icoană ulei pe lemn, Isus Pantocrator. Icoana este decorată cu reprezentări florale sculptate și policromate. Icoana este îmbrăcată într-un material textil de culoare roșie. Icoană oferită lui Nicolae Ceaușescu de Otto Strobl din Munchen participant la Congresul XI al PCR, noiembrie 1974.

The icon was executed in oil on a wooden substrate, a medium that allows for rich coloration and fine detail. Surrounding the central figure are sculpted floral motifs that have been painted in multiple colors, integrating three‑dimensional carving with polychrome surface treatment, a synthesis seen in certain Eastern European devotional objects.

In November 1974, the icon was presented to Romanian leader Nicolae Ceaușescu by Otto Strobl, a representative from Munich, during the Eleventh Congress of the Romanian Communist Party. The gift reflects a diplomatic exchange occurring within the political framework of the period.

The presentation of a religious icon at a communist party congress illustrates the complex relationship between state ideology and cultural heritage in 1970s Romania. While official policy promoted secularism, the offering of a traditional Christian image underscores the persistence of religious symbolism in diplomatic gestures.

Today the icon is part of the Museum of Ethnography’s collection, where it serves as an example of religious art intersecting with political history. Its preservation offers insight into the material culture of the era and the ways in which art objects were employed in statecraft.