The artwork entitled “Virgin (Theotokos) and Child between Saints Theodore and George” is a significant representation of Early Byzantine art, dating back to approximately 550 AD. Crafted with the encaustic technique on wood, this religious icon is part of the “Virgin Mary, Mother of God” series. The genre of the piece is firmly rooted in …
The artwork titled “Saint Christopher and Saint George (Macedonia)” was created by Orthodox Icons around the year 700. The medium of the artwork is ceramics, and it is representative of the Early Byzantine art movement, which spans from approximately 330 to 750. This piece falls under the genre of religious painting and is part of …
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The artwork, titled “St. Sergius and Bacchus,” is created by the artist known as Orthodox Icons and dates back to approximately 650 AD. It belongs to the Early Byzantine art movement (c. 330–750) and falls within the genre of iconography. This piece is part of a series dedicated to Saints. In the artwork, two saints …
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The artwork, titled “Blachernitissa (Theotokos of Blachernae),” is attributed to Orthodox Icons and dates back to circa 439. This piece was created using the encaustic medium and belongs to the Early Byzantine art movement, which spanned from approximately 330 to 750. As an icon, this artwork measures 46 by 37.5 centimeters and is part of …
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The artwork titled “John the Baptist” by the artist known as “Orthodox Icons” dates back to approximately 350 CE. Executed using the encaustic technique on wood, it is a prime example of art from the Early Byzantine period, particularly within the genre of religious icons. This piece belongs to the “Saints” series and is housed …
The artwork titled “The Holy Virgin Blachernitissa (early copy of ‘Theotokos of Blachernae’)” by Orthodox Icons dates back to approximately 650 AD. This encaustic icon, which belongs to the Early Byzantine art movement (circa 330–750), captures the profound religious and artistic traditions of the time. Representing the genre of iconography, it is part of a …
“Christ the Ancient of Days,” created by the artist “Orthodox Icons” during the period c. 600 – c. 700, belongs to the Early Byzantine art movement (c. 330–750). It is an icon from the series “Christ the Savior,” and is presently housed at Saint Catherine’s Monastery in Mount Sinai, Egypt. This revered piece is an …
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“Christ the Saviour (Pantokrator)” is an artwork created by “Orthodox Icons” circa 550, utilizing the medium of encaustic on wood. This piece belongs to the “Early Byzantine” art movement, specifically from the period c. 330–750, and falls under the genre of icon. It is part of the “Christ the Savior” series and is located at …
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The artwork titled “Moses with the Ten Commandments” is attributed to the artist or school known as “Orthodox Icons” and dates back to circa 500-600. Executed in the medium of mosaic, this artwork is a representative example of the Early Byzantine art movement, which spanned from approximately 330 to 750. It belongs to the genre …
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The artwork titled “Nativity”, created by “Orthodox Icons” between circa 500 and circa 600, represents the Early Byzantine art movement. Executed in the encaustic medium, this icon is part of the Evangelical cycle and is housed in Saint Catherine’s Monastery, located on Mount Sinai, Egypt. The composition is characteristic of its period, emphasizing religious imagery …
The artwork titled “Saint Peter,” created by an artist associated with Orthodox Icons around the year 550, exemplifies the Early Byzantine art movement, spanning from approximately 330 to 750 AD. This icon, crafted using the medium of encaustic, belongs to the genre of religious icons and is part of a series depicting saints. Presently, it …
The artwork, titled “Ss. Sergius and Bacchus,” is attributed to the artist known as “Orthodox Icons.” Created around the year 650, this piece employs the medium of encaustic on wood. It belongs to the Early Byzantine art movement, which flourished from approximately 330 to 750. Categorized under the genre of icon, the piece is part …
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The artwork titled “Virgin Mary with the Infant Jesus,” attributed to “Orthodox Icons,” dates to approximately 550 AD and belongs to the Early Byzantine art movement, which spanned from circa 330 to 750 AD. Designated as an icon genre, it is part of the “Virgin Mary, Mother of God” series and is currently housed in …
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