Antique Orthodox

and cultural life for centuries, and an important part or Orthodox Christian life. Verso inscribed in

sections of parchment (animal skin). Prayer deduced from passages of Ethiopian Orthodox Christian texts

Gospels in His left, a powerful and enduring symbol of divine authority and wisdom in Orthodox Christian

19th-century Russian Orthodox icon depicting Saint George and the Dragon, finely hand-painted in

Church, the Orthodox Church, and the Lutheran Church. Weight: 135 grams. · Size: 6,9 x 0,5 x 11 cm

venerated as a saint by the Catholic Church, the Orthodox Church, and the Lutheran Church. Weight: 130

icon exemplifies traditional Russian Orthodox craftsmanship, combining religious significance with

the depth and richness of Orthodox Christian tradition. The upper register depicts the revered Mother

the empire into Central Asia. The dynasty lasted until 1912. In orthodox Chinese historiography, the

us never be put to shame). This prayer encapsulated the spirit of Orthodox faith and resilience in

Dedication, circa 1850 A beautiful 19th-century Russian Orthodox icon depicting the Synaxis of Hierarch

included with the sale. Staurotek icons, also known as Staurotheke, are specific to Eastern Orthodox

Antique Russian Orthodox Icon of Theotokos of Tikhvin , Holly Mother of Tihvin / Тихвинская икона

spirituality of Russian Orthodox art. With rich patina and age-appropriate wear, this rare icon is an

to monasticism, asceticism, and the spiritual growth of the Orthodox Christian faith in Russia.

Antique ca. middle of 19th hand - painted Russian Orthodox Icon of Saint Barbara / Святая Варвара

of Christian religious art in Ethiopia, a country where the Tewahedo Orthodox Church has played a

. These images are central icons for both the Catholic and Orthodox churches. The word is from Italian ma

Christianity, on 30th of July (Julian calendar) by the Eastern Orthodox Church, and on Epip 23 and Hathor 23 in

Antique ca. 1900 Russian Orthodox Icon " Joy to All Who Sorrow Mother of God with coins" hand

Holy Trinity is quite rare in Russian Orthodox iconography. Most Orthodox Holy Trinity icons are based

A lovely water font with an unusual silver and gold orthodox church center medallion.

Orthodox Church as saints with the title of "equal-to-apostles". In 1880, Pope Leo XIII introduced their

Christian art, oil on canvas painting and wall panel decor, Orthodox, Hindu temple life-size figural

. Matrona Dmitrievna Nikonova is a canonized saint of the Russian Orthodox Church who is said to have had

of light and colour. Despite his orthodox outlook, he was at the time an extremely popular

Antique Russian Orthodox icon of Christ Pantokrator hand - painted with tempera on canvas

) recounts the encounter between Jesus and the Samaritan woman. According to the tradition of Orthodox

then extended the empire into Central Asia. The dynasty lasted until 1912. In orthodox Chinese

. They are venerated in the Roman Catholic Church, Eastern Orthodox Church and Serbian Orthodox Church

proper, and then extended the empire into Central Asia. The dynasty lasted until 1912. In orthodox

lasted until 1912. In orthodox Chinese historiography, the Qing dynasty was preceded by the Ming dynasty

proper, and then extended the empire into Central Asia. The dynasty lasted until 1912. In orthodox

18th 17th 16th & 15th century, medieval Renaissance era castle signs, Greek Orthodox, French, Swedish

Asia. The dynasty lasted until 1912. In orthodox Chinese historiography, the Qing dynasty was preceded

replacing the Orthodox Patriarchate. This map captures the period's territorial divisions, reflecting the

lasted until 1912. In orthodox Chinese historiography, the Qing dynasty was preceded by the Ming dynasty

dominant religions in various regions, including Christianity (with Roman Catholic, Greek Orthodox, and

proper, and then extended the empire into Central Asia. The dynasty lasted until 1912. In orthodox

setting directs full attention to the contemplative focus of the figure, representing the orthodox daily

Antique ca. 1900 Russian Orthodox Icon " Joy to All Who Sorrow Mother of God with coins" hand

- Virgin Mary", is a Christian feast of the Mother of God celebrated in the Eastern Orthodox and Byzantine

a prominent place of worship, typically in an Orthodox Christian church or an icon corner within a

red enamel over iron, inscribed in the middle :"Orthodox Kosher under supervision", in Hebrew and in

Orthodox tradition, portrays Christ Pantocrator, a term synonymous with the 'Ruler of All'. Christ

Eastern Orthodox traditions documented in this collection. Provenance: Published in Paris by L’Aubert

Orthodox Church. Distressed painted finish, 18th century.

Armenian Apostolic Church on July 31. On the Eastern Orthodox liturgical calendar and in the Roman

defense of orthodox Christian doctrine, reflecting his commitment to maintaining the purity of Christian

aim of coaxing forth the subtleties of light and texture imbued the figure with a sense of orthodox

Apostolic Church on July 31. On the Eastern Orthodox liturgical calendar and in the Roman Martyrology, he is

, depth 3cm The piece, steeped in Russian Orthodox tradition, portrays Christ Pantocrator, a term

demolished Russian Orthodox church. This compelling figure is set into a niche with round finials on top. The

blade, an inscription in Ge'ez, the liturgical language of the Ethiopian and Eritrean Orthodox Church

prayer and ritual ceremony within the Coptic Orthodox Church. Blessed by the Priest prior to use, the

images of the Eastern Orthodox Church. It is usually seen in the central dome of the church and as such

among Orthodox Christians. Subsequently, Easter eggs began to be made of porcelain, wood, glass, stone