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Below is a listing of icons and artwork made in the Monastery Workshop that are currently available for purchase. All items are original pieces of art. Since most of our work is done on commission, the availability of icons for immediate sale is low. If you would like to commission an icon, please contact the Monastery. You may also sign up to be on our Email List, which we use to announce the availability of icons and mosaics that are not commissioned and are available for immediate purchase.
Artwork will be shipped within one week of being purchased.
Below is a listing of icons and artwork made in the Monastery Workshop that are currently available for purchase. All items are original pieces of art. Since most of our work is done on commission, the availability of icons for immediate sale is low. If you would like to commission an icon, please contact the Monastery. You may also sign up to be on our Email List, which we use to announce the availability of icons and mosaics that are not commissioned and are available for immediate purchase.
Artwork will be shipped within one week of being purchased.
Image Not Made By Hands
Egg tempera on wooden panel
5 x 7 inches
Painted at the Monastery Workshop in 2009
$470* - SOLD
Egg tempera on wooden panel
5 x 7 inches
Painted at the Monastery Workshop in 2009
$470* - SOLD
Dormition Cathedral
The Kremlin
Moscow, Russia
Egg tempera on paper
5.5 x 8.25 inches
11 x 14 framed
Painted at the Monastery Workshop in 1999
$350*
This Church was built between 1475-1479 by the Italian architect, Aristotle Fioravanti, at the centre of the Kremlin (Slavonic for citadel) complex in Moscow, the new capital of what was to later become the Russian Empire. All the Tsars and Tsarinas of Russia were crowned in this Cathedral and here were celebrated the marriages of the Imperial Family.
Painting comes matted with an archival matte and black metal frame.
The Kremlin
Moscow, Russia
Egg tempera on paper
5.5 x 8.25 inches
11 x 14 framed
Painted at the Monastery Workshop in 1999
$350*
This Church was built between 1475-1479 by the Italian architect, Aristotle Fioravanti, at the centre of the Kremlin (Slavonic for citadel) complex in Moscow, the new capital of what was to later become the Russian Empire. All the Tsars and Tsarinas of Russia were crowned in this Cathedral and here were celebrated the marriages of the Imperial Family.
Painting comes matted with an archival matte and black metal frame.
Hosios Loukas Monastery
Early 11th Century
Boeotia, Greece
Egg tempera on paper
5 x 7 inches
11 x 14 framed
Painted at the Monastery Workshop in 1999
$350*
Blessed Luke (Hosios Loukas in Greek) of Steiris died in 953. The Monastery bearing his name was built in the region west of Athens and north of Delphi, probably by the Igoumenos (Abbot), Philotheos, with some help from Byzantine Emperor Romanos II (963-969), shortly after the saint’s death. Its mosaics are among the most beautiful to have survived from the Byzantine world.
Painting comes matted with an archival matte and black metal frame.
Early 11th Century
Boeotia, Greece
Egg tempera on paper
5 x 7 inches
11 x 14 framed
Painted at the Monastery Workshop in 1999
$350*
Blessed Luke (Hosios Loukas in Greek) of Steiris died in 953. The Monastery bearing his name was built in the region west of Athens and north of Delphi, probably by the Igoumenos (Abbot), Philotheos, with some help from Byzantine Emperor Romanos II (963-969), shortly after the saint’s death. Its mosaics are among the most beautiful to have survived from the Byzantine world.
Painting comes matted with an archival matte and black metal frame.
Panagia Kastriotissa
Mid-9th Century
Kastoria, Greece
Egg tempera on paper
5 x 7 inches
11 x 14 framed
Painted at the Monastery Workshop in 1999
$350*
Kastoria, in far-northern Greece, is famous for its many Byzantine Churches. The one depicted here is unusual in having a tall dome, giving the building its second name, Koubelidiki from kubeh, or dome, in Turkish. The Greek name, kastriotissa, has to do with the Church’s proximity to the walls of the citadel, or kastro.
Painting comes matted with an archival matte and black metal frame.
Mid-9th Century
Kastoria, Greece
Egg tempera on paper
5 x 7 inches
11 x 14 framed
Painted at the Monastery Workshop in 1999
$350*
Kastoria, in far-northern Greece, is famous for its many Byzantine Churches. The one depicted here is unusual in having a tall dome, giving the building its second name, Koubelidiki from kubeh, or dome, in Turkish. The Greek name, kastriotissa, has to do with the Church’s proximity to the walls of the citadel, or kastro.
Painting comes matted with an archival matte and black metal frame.
*Price includes free shipping within the continental United States, additional shipping fees will be added for other customers. Sales to customers in CA will also incur sales tax. All additional charges for shipping will be billed separately after purchasing the item via PayPal. If you have any questions, please contact Father Moses at the Monastery prior to purchasing.