St John Chrysostom

St John ChrysostomSt. John Chrysostom Archbishop of Constantinople, Doctor of the Church, greatest preacher of Christian antiquity, and one of the Three Hierarchs is depicted here in a modern Jordanville icon. The Divine Liturgy that bears his name is celebrated throughout the Orthodox world nearly every Sunday and feast day; his commentary on the Epistles and Gospels remains a touchstone of Orthodox biblical interpretation. A quality icon of this beloved Father from

traditionally associated with the Chersonesus (Korsun) where St Vladimir the Great received baptism in 988 — the event that brought Christianity to Russia

Metropolitan of Moscow is attributed to Dionysius — the great Moscow school iconographer of the 14th century who succeeded Andrei Rublev as the preeminent master of Russian sacred art

this modern Russian icon of the Holy Apostles Peter and Paul presents the two great pillars of the Church with the bold

painted in the distinctive Russian Soft Style

His school at Canterbury became the greatest center of learning in early medieval Europe

A Damascene Gallery mounted icon of this solemn feast is a powerful devotional image for any home iconostasis or chapel

Ephrem the Syrian

The composition's delicate gold detail work and devotional intensity offer a medieval Western perspective on the great feast commemorating Christ's triumphal entry into the Holy City on Palm Sunday

Michael — whose name means 'Who is like God

Raphael of Brooklyn

one of the finest expressions of Northern European sacred art

"Troika Snowball Fight" by N