Annunciation, Archangel Gabriel

Annunciation, Archangel GabrielThis icon of the Annunciation gives equal and glorious prominence to both the Most Holy Theotokos and the Archangel Gabriel a compositional type much beloved in the Russian tradition. Painted by Bishop Daniel in the Old Believer style of the 20th century, it combines fidelity to ancient prototypes with a meditative depth that rewards contemplation. A superb Damascene Gallery mounted icon for those devoted to the Annunciation feast or seeking a

this icon depicts the holy Apostle with his cross of martyrdom and the bearing of one who gave everything to follow the Lord he loved

This fine art print from Damascene Gallery captures the devotional warmth and Gothic elegance of the Bohemian court tradition

Seek his ever-ready intercession through this quality Orthodox mounted icon from Damascene Gallery

The holy Passion-Bearers Boris and Gleb are depicted in this mounted icon in the refined Palekh tradition — the extraordinary delicacy of Palekh style lending a particular luminosity to the image of the two young princes who chose Christ over conquest

Painted in the Palekh school of the Russian iconographic tradition

who was a monk of the Trinity-Sergius Lavra

The Palekh masters were renowned for jewel-like color

One of the more complex and contemplative icon types in the Russian tradition

The holy martyrs Adrian and Natalia of Nicomedia — a husband and wife venerated together as patrons of Christian marriage — are depicted in this modern Russian icon

was one of the most gifted landscape painters in the history of Russian art

Alexander of Svir in the 19th-century Russian tradition

This modern Russian icon was painted by Dcn