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fialleril:Illustrations of Tolkien characters in the style of Byzantine iconography by Jay Johnstone

Byzantine Empress Theodora,Greek Icon from the end of the 19th c.

St. Michael the Archangel Russian Orthodox Icon, c. 1220

19th century con of the Annunciation from Prileprsko,Macedonia 

Mary Magdalene holding a Easter egg, Byzantine icon by Dr. Robert Béla Wilhelm, 20th century

Orthodox Icon of female Saints;Front: Anna, Elizabeth, Mary Magdelene, Nina (evangelizer of Georgia

“Veneration of the cross” with Tsar Alexis Mikhailovich and Tsarina Maria Ilyinichna by Bogdan Salta

Abbazia di Santa Maria di Maniace, BronteThe origins of the name of the abbey come from the General

Russian Orthodox gilt Icons;St. Panteleimon, late 19th centuryThe Kazanskaya, c. 1900  and Feodorovs

fialleril:Illustrations of Tolkien characters in the style of Byzantine iconography by Jay Johnstone

Theophano Martiniake (died 893) wife of Byzantine Emperor Leo VI the Wise, and other illuminations f

Sts. Constantine and Helena, Byzantine style icon

Blessed Olga of Kiev, Russian Orthodox icon

Synaxis of Archangel Michael, Old Believer icon, Pomorye tradition end of 18 century

Archangel Michael by Andrei Rublev, 1410s

Guardian angels icon; Old Believer tradition; 19th century Russia

Icon of Sts. Boris and Gleb, 17th century Russia

Byxasntine Mary Magdalene ion, artist from the Prosopon School of Iconology

silksifandrahil:Newly discovered Byzantine mosaics show Amazons hunting, a rare scene in Amazon icon

Tzar Stefan Dusan of Serbia and his wife Jelena, icon from the Lesnovo  monastery in Macedonia, mid.

Russian icon of saints Boris and Gleb,  2nd half of 14th century

St Parascheva, embroidered icon from the Ural region; 1800s Russia

byzantine-world:Portable Icon with the Virgin Eleousa (early 1300s, Constantinople)Images of the Vir

Noli me tangere, unknown artist (Cretan School), 16th century

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