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  • All Saints Day November 1, 2022
    All Saints’ Day, also known as All Hallows’ Day, the Feast of All Saints, the Feast of All Hallows, the Solemnity of All Saints, and Hallowmas, is a Christian solemnity celebrated in honor of all the saints of the church, whether they are known or unknown, and is celebrated in the Western Church on November … Continue reading All Saints Day
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  • Gold Leaf Gilding September 30, 2022
    Greetings Friends and Fellow Iconographers: I’ve been studying and painting Icons for almost thirty years! Since I first began, the field of iconography has changed so much! There are so many more books on the subject, both “how to”, books about the history of icons, and how to pray with them. This is great news … Continue reading Gold Leaf Gilding
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  • Christian History August 31, 2022
    Hello Fellow Iconographers: Have you ever thought about what Christian History looks like in the visual image? I know that I tend to keep to a narrow view of the history of the development of icons and see the history of the Christian church in that perspective.  So, it was with great interest that I read … Continue reading Christian History
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  • Virtual Icon Gallery Exhibition August 5, 2022
    Greetings Friends and Iconographers: This month I am presenting some writings and images from a beautiful exhibition of Eastern European icons dating from the nineteenth to sixteenth centuries that is hosted by a non-profit gallery of icons located in Žilina (Slovakia). The Gallery of Icons (OZ IKONY) in Žilina is found at: https://ikony.hour.sk/en/ Gallery […]
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  • Icons by Father Sophrony June 30, 2022
    Recently I have been reading a book by Sister Gabriela about Father Sophrony that includes many of his drawings and icons. I’m inspired by his approach and work and want to share that with you here. While attending art school in Russia in the 1920’s, one of his teachers was Vassily Kandinsky. Soon after, Sophrony … Continue reading Icons by Father Sophrony […]
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  • Novgorod Icons May 31, 2022
    Novgorod Icons What is so special about Novgorod Icons?  In addition to being known for their beautiful colors and lively compositions, Novgorod Icons offer a rich history and background to the study of icon writing. Novgorod is one of the oldest cities in Russia, dating from about  859 AD.  The period from the 12th to … Continue reading Novgorod Icons
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  • Mary Magdalene April 29, 2022
    Dear Fellow Iconographers: The next icon class that I teach online we are painting an Icon of Mary Magdalene.  In order to make an accurate copy of the prototype, I am researching the relatively scant information available about her and want to share some of that with you here. Mary Magdalene The questions to ask … Continue reading Mary Magdalene
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  • Preparing For Easter March 31, 2022
    “Come then, let us run with him as he presses on to his passion. Let us imitate those who have gone out to meet him, not scattering olive branches or palms in his path, but spreading ourselves before him as best we can, with humility of soul and upright purpose. So may we welcome the … Continue reading Preparing For Easter
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  • Andrei Rublev February 28, 2022
    Born in the 1360’s in Moscow , Andrei Rublev is widely considered the one of the greatest painters of Russian Orthodox Icons.  For a large part of his life he lived in the Trinity-St. Sergius Lavra near Moscow and his spiritual teacher was St. Sergius of Radonezh. He was able to express the spiritual ideals … Continue reading Andrei Rublev
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  • Inverse Perspective January 31, 2022
    I recently gave an online Icon writing retreat where one of the main topics covered was inverse perspective. This highly important topic isn’t often covered in icon writing classes, so there was a lot of research involved. Inverse perspective is one of the compositional elements that cause an Icon to differ from a religious painting. … Continue reading Inver […]
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