St Andrew Rublev

St Andrew RublevThis icon of St. Andrei Rublev from the Jordanville tradition presents the great iconographer monk in a slightly different type, depicting him perhaps holding one of his own sacred works a deeply fitting image of a saint whose entire life and vocation were given to making the invisible Kingdom visible. St. Andrei Rublev is the patron saint of iconographers and sacred artists. An Orthodox mounted icon of St. Andrei Rublev for any home, studio, or

Alexander of Svir — the great 15th-16th-century Russian monastic saint who was granted a vision of the Holy Trinity — is depicted in this 19th-century Russian icon with the quiet authority of one who has truly encountered God

features Byzantine iconographic rendering — gold ground and canonical composition befitting a hierarch and physician-saint

An Orthodox mounted icon for those devoted to this holy woman

commemorating the liberation of Moscow from the Polish invaders through her intercession

One of the defining works of Russian historical painting

For fifteen years this modern miracle-working icon ceaselessly streamed myrrh

and spiritual father — is depicted with the reverence and care befitting one of Orthodoxy's most widely venerated modern saints

The Holy Trinity in Glory is depicted in this mounted icon of the Orthodox tradition

who loved much and was forgiven much

the Holy Mountain — this 19th-century icon of Christ the Savior carries the austere and deeply devotional character of those holy monasteries where icons are written in prayer and fasting

as His own Mother was

A distinctive and theologically rich Orthodox mounted icon