Christ, "Fiery Eye"

Christ, "Fiery Eye"This pre 20th century Russian icon of 'Christ the Fiery Eye' represents an older example of this striking iconographic type. The ancient Russian masters who shaped this image drew on the Prophet Ezekiel's vision of divine fire and the burning eyes described in the Apocalypse a statement in color and line about the all seeing love of God who misses nothing and forgets no one. A Damascene Gallery mounted icon of 'Christ the Fiery Eye' is a demanding and

with a village church visible in the distance — is one of the most iconic images in Russian art

Seek his intercession through this quality Orthodox icon from Damascene Gallery

Demetrius has been the patron and defender of Thessalonica for seventeen centuries

this icon of the Holy Theophany depicts the Baptism of the Lord in the Jordan with clarity and devotional warmth

St Sergius's intercession and blessing are credited with the victory that began Russia's liberation

the first buds of the Church

painted in 1878 — one of the most beloved works of Russian landscape painting

The Moscow tradition brings to this feast a formal grandeur and theological precision that have made it one of the most admired centers of Orthodox iconographic art

emissary of the Jerusalem church

is depicted in this quality modern Russian icon

or as a meaningful gift for someone bearing Gabriel's holy name or celebrating his feast day

This Damascene Gallery mounted icon of the Supplicating Gabriel carries the weight and glory of the Moscow school's golden age