The artwork titled “St. Peter and St. Paul” is an icon crafted in the period circa 1250 to circa 1350, emanating from the Galicia-Volyn school. Notably, this piece is categorized within the genre of religious iconography, as part of a series dedicated to Saints. Presently, this revered artwork is housed at the National Art Museum …
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The artwork titled “Virgin of Mercy from Stara Sil’” is a significant piece attributed to Orthodox Icons, created between approximately 1600 and 1625 during the cultural flourishing of the Galicia-Volyn school. This icon is part of the series “Holydays and Events of Sacred History” and falls within the genre of religious iconography. It embodies the …
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The artwork titled “Intercession of the Theotokos,” created by an artist identified as “Orthodox Icons” between approximately 1175 and 1225, belongs to the Galicia-Volyn school of art. It is an icon that is part of the series titled “Holydays and Events of Sacred History.” The artwork is currently housed at the National Art Museum of …
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The artwork, titled “Saint George” and created by an anonymous artist under the designation “Orthodox Icons,” originates from the period circa 1500 to circa 1600. This piece is a product of the Galicia-Volyn school and belongs to the icon genre, specifically categorized in the “Saints” series. In the artwork, Saint George is depicted in the …
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The artwork, titled “Last Judgement,” was created by Orthodox Icons in 1662 and falls under the Galicia-Volyn school art movement. It belongs to the genre of icons and is part of the series “Holidays and Events of Sacred History.” The artwork is an intricate iconographic depiction of the Last Judgement, a scene that holds great …
The artwork, titled “Saint George with scenes from his life,” created by Orthodox Icons in 1630, is an exquisite representation of the Galicia-Volyn school of iconography, and falls within the icon genre of the Saints series. This artwork captures scenes from the life of Saint George, showcasing a vivid and detailed portrayal typical of the …
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“The Holy Trinity of the Old Testament” is an artwork attributed to the artist known as Orthodox Icons. This piece, created between the years 1600 and 1700, belongs to the Galicia-Volyn school and falls within the genre of icon painting. It is part of the “Holy Trinity” series. The artwork depicts three figures, believed to …
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The artwork, “The Last Judgment,” created between c.1560 and c.1570, is an icon attributed to the Galicia-Volyn school, part of the series “Holydays and Events of Sacred History.” This piece represents the genre of religious iconography associated with Orthodox Christian art. In detail, the artwork presents a vivid depiction of the Last Judgment, employing a …
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The artwork titled “The Miracle of St. George the Serpent Fighter,” created by an unidentified artist associated with “Orthodox Icons,” originates from the Galicia-Volyn school and dates approximately between 1700 and 1800. This piece belongs to the icon genre and is part of a series depicting various saints. The artwork portrays Saint George, dressed in …
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The artwork titled “Crucifixion,” attributed to the artist “Orthodox Icons,” hails from the Galicia-Volyn school of iconography and dates back to circa 1600 to 1700. As part of the “Passion of Jesus” series, this icon embodies the stylistic and thematic characteristics typical of this period and region. The artwork depicts a poignant and solemn scene …
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The artwork, named “Moses (Sanok),” created by the artist known as Orthodox Icons around the year 1675, is a fine representation of the Galicia-Volyn school art movement. This icon, belonging to the genre of religious icons and part of the “Saints” series, embodies the stylistic and spiritual attributes characteristic of its time and region. In …
The artwork titled “Theotokos of Pochaev” was created by Orthodox Icons in 1776 and belongs to the Galicia-Volyn school of art. Measuring 38 x 25 cm, this icon falls into the genre of religious icons and is part of the Virgin Mary, Mother of God series. The artwork portrays the Virgin Mary holding the infant …
“The Savior Enthroned,” created by the artist known as Orthodox Icons, dates back to approximately the 16th to 17th century. This piece is a representation of the Galicia-Volyn school art movement. It belongs to the genre of icon and is part of the “Christ the Savior” series. The artwork depicts Jesus Christ seated on a …
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The artwork is a painting titled “Saint Stephen covers Christ’s lips with his hand,” created by Orthodox Icons around the period of c. 1700 – c. 1800. This painting belongs to the Galicia-Volyn school art movement, bearing the hallmarks of iconography, and is classified within the genre of icon. It is part of the “Saints” …
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The artwork, titled “Savior in Power,” is a remarkable icon created by the artist known as “Orthodox Icons” during the time period of approximately 1450 to 1500. This masterpiece belongs to the Galicia-Volyn school art movement and is a notable piece in the genre of iconography. It is part of the “Christ the Savior” series. …
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“Savior in Power” is an icon artwork created by the artist known as Orthodox Icons. The piece dates back to approximately the 1600s to 1700s and belongs to the Galicia-Volyn school art movement. This artwork is part of the genre of icons and is included in the Christ the Savior series. The artwork depicts Christ …
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The artwork, titled “Faith, Hope, Love and their mother Sophia,” was created by an unknown artist from the Orthodox Icons, dated approximately between 1700 and 1800. It belongs to the Galicia-Volyn school art movement and is categorized under the genre of icons. This piece is part of a series depicting saints. The artwork depicts four …
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The artwork titled “Flight into Egypt,” created by Orthodox Icons between circa 1600 and circa 1650, belongs to the Galicia-Volyn school and falls under the genre of iconography. It is part of the Evangelical cycle. The artwork depicts a Biblical scene, portraying the Holy Family’s escape into Egypt. At the center of the composition, the …
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The artwork, titled “Our Lady of Pochaev With Miracles,” is attributed to the artist group known as “Orthodox Icons.” Created approximately between the years 1750 and 1800, it belongs to the Galicia-Volyn school art movement. The artwork is an icon and forms part of the series dedicated to the Virgin Mary, Mother of God. This …
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The artwork, titled “Hodegetria of Dorogobuzh,” was created by an anonymous artist within the tradition of Orthodox Icons and dates from approximately 1250 to 1300. This piece belongs to the Galicia-Volyn school and is classified within the genre of iconography. It is part of a series centered on the Virgin Mary, Mother of God. In …
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The artwork titled “Passion of Christ,” created by the artist known as Orthodox Icons between 1575 and 1600, is a seminal piece from the Galicia-Volyn school. This iconic artwork, part of the “Passion of Jesus” series, resides in the National Art Museum of Ukraine (NAMU) in Kyiv, Ukraine, and is a notable example of the …
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