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.


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*Please note that this image is used in the Saint Gregory of Sinai Monastery line of greeting cards. Purchasing the original artwork does not grant you rights over the reproduction of the image. The rights to print and distribute this image remains with the Monastery and whom they license the image to. This is standard copyright law for original artwork.