Coleções de ícones

O site oficial da Igreja Ortodoxa Grega em Portugal. Paróquias. Patriarca, Metropolita. Oração. Doctrina, Credo. Noticias. Bibliografia em Português. Catedral de Madride Espanha. Agenda. Apoio Social. Orar no Monte Athos. Galeria de Icones. Contactos.

Gallery of Russian icons, murals and mosaics from 11th till 20th centuries arranged by different topics (The New Testament, The Virgin, Saints etc.), authors, iconographic schools (Novgorod, Moscow, Tver, Pskov, Vladimir etc.), current locations, etc.

The project aims to popularize Russia’s cultural heritage early masterpieces. Icons by name, subject and century. Medieval Russian art, iconostasis, iconography.

Selling and purchasing of icons and Byzantine art, restoring and preserving of icons.

The site presents the great collection of icons on glass of the Museum “Zosim Oancea” at Sibiel (Sibiu).

L’objet de ce blog est la présentation de toutes les icônes peintes par le hieromoine Nicodème, iconographe.

History, apologia, iconography, and news.

The Iconofile’s mission is to publish a large collection of digital images of icons and to promote understanding and education of icons, iconology and iconography, to propagate knowledge and use of icons in everyday life, to help museums and cultural organizations in Russia to acquire, conserve and restore icon paintings, religious artifacts and church monuments. Icons collection, the Store.

Exhibitions, collections, visitors information, shop, events. Russian icons, painting, sculpture, drawings and water-colours, graphic art. Old Russian decorative art, folk art. Numismatics, modern art. Detailed description and drawings of 12 icons of Russian painters XII-XVI centuries.

Gallery of various icons located in Saris Museum in Slovakia.

A big collection of icons on a site of the Centre, which aim is to consolidate research into the legacy of Eastern Christendom, aiding the preservation and popularisation of the culture which formerly united all Ortodox countries and the Oriental Christian churches.

A journey through Byzantine icons that were painted and exhibited in Cyprus, from the early Byzantine period (4th-7th centuries) until the first Turkish occupation (1570-1878).

This website is a personal initiative, which aims at first to enrich the collection of hagiographers with genuine patterns of Byzantine icons, mostly of the Cretan School and generally to enrich the web with beautiful and spiritual Byzantine icons.