The Nativity of the Lord

The Nativity of the LordThe Nativity of the Lord is depicted in this mounted icon in the Old Believer iconographic tradition. The pre Nikonian canonical style of the Old Believer school gives this great feast icon a particular solemnity and antiquity, rendering the mystery of God's birth in a cave with the gravity befitting one of the central events in human history. A quality icon from Damascene Gallery.

Dionysius's characteristic elongated

filling them with confusion and blindness

St Nektarios of Pentapolis shines forth in this mounted Orthodox icon rendered in the Byzantine tradition

Painted in the Palekh school of Russian iconography in the 19th century

George and the Dragon is executed in the Palekh style — the celebrated school of Russian miniature painting from the village of Palekh

The saint on his white horse

the 7th-century Greek monk who served as Archbishop of Canterbury and organized the Church in England into a unified structure

Brigit from Damascene Gallery for your icon corner

This mounted icon of the Mother of God 'Enthroned' depicts the Theotokos seated on a throne with the Christ Child — an ancient iconographic type affirming her royal dignity as Theotokos and Queen of Heaven

This mounted icon from Damascene Gallery honors a saint whose holiness continues to bear fruit long after his repose

John of Kronstadt illuminates the life of the great archpriest from a fresh canonical angle — the preacher

Glorified by the Russian Orthodox Church as a Royal Martyr and Passion-Bearer