Pskov school of icon painting

The artwork entitled “Prophet Elijah in the desert with Hagiographic cycle” is a significant piece of ecclesiastical art created during the period circa 1275 to 1325. Crafted using tempera on wood, this icon is attributed to the Pskov school of icon painting, which exhibits influences of the Romanesque art movement. The dimensions of this icon …

Prophet Elijah in the desert with Hagiographic cycle (c.1275 – c.1325) by Orthodox Icons Read More »

The artwork titled “Obadiah, Messenger of King Ahab, Meets Elijah,” created by Orthodox Icons between c.1275 – c.1325, is a tempera on wood piece that exemplifies the Pskov School of icon painting within the Romanesque art movement. This iconographic work, part of the “Saints” series, is currently housed in the Tretyakov Gallery in Moscow, Russia. …

Obadiah, Messenger of King Ahab, Meets Elijah (from Hagiographic cycle of detail of ‘Prophet Elijah in the desert’ ) (c.1275 – c.1325) by Orthodox Icons Read More »

The artwork titled “Elijah In The Widow’s House Multiplies Bread,” dating from approximately 1275 to 1325, is attributed to the Orthodox Icons and belongs to the Pskov school of icon painting. This piece, created using tempera on wood, is part of the Romanesque art movement and classifies as an icon within the genre of Saints. …

Elijah In The Widow’s House Multiplies Bread (from Hagiographic cycle of detail of ‘Prophet Elijah in the desert’ ) (c.1275 – c.1325) by Orthodox Icons Read More »

The artwork titled “Elijah Meets the Sarepta Widow (from Hagiographic cycle of detail of ‘Prophet Elijah in the desert’)” was created by Orthodox Icons between circa 1275 and circa 1325. This tempera-on-wood piece belongs to the Pskov school of icon painting, identified with the Romanesque art movement. It is categorized as an icon and is …

Elijah Meets the Sarepta Widow (from Hagiographic cycle of detail of ‘Prophet Elijah in the desert’ ) (c.1275 – c.1325) by Orthodox Icons Read More »

The artwork titled “Elijah Raises the Widow’s Son (from Hagiographic cycle of detail of ‘Prophet Elijah in the desert’)” was created between c.1275 and c.1325 by an artist associated with Orthodox Icons. This piece, rendered in tempera on wood, belongs to the Pskov school of icon painting and is influenced by the Romanesque art movement. …

Elijah Raises the Widow’s Son (from Hagiographic cycle of detail of ‘Prophet Elijah in the desert’ ) (c.1275 – c.1325) by Orthodox Icons Read More »