Ecclesiastical Art
Iconography
Byzantine Iconography οn Mt Athos
Dr. Constantine Cavarnos
7 July 2019
The Protaton, the Monastery of Vatopedi and the Cretan School
The Holy Mou... 
Illustrated manuscripts of Holy Land – Proskynetaria
Soterios Cadas
17 June 2019
Proskynetaria is the name given to manuscripts containing descriptions of t...
Looking East
Fr. John Garvey
31 August 2017
‘Byzantium' at the Met
In 1997, New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art host...
Christianity and Ancient Art: Rupture or Dialogue? [3]
Ioanna Stoufi-Poulimenou
26 August 2017
At the same time, we know from the sources that both the state and the Chur...
Christianity and Ancient Art: Rupture or Dialogue? (2)
Ioanna Stoufi-Poulimenou
23 August 2017
Typical of the ancient temples in this category (see part 1) is the case of...
Christianity and Ancient Art: Rupture or Dialogue? [1]
Ioanna Stoufi-Poulimenou
20 August 2017
When, in the fifth century, the space in Hadrian’s Library in Athens was di...
The tradition of printmaking on Mount Athos
Markos Kampanis
22 July 2017
Artistic tradition on Mt Athos is usually connected to icons and religious ...
Musical Manuscripts of Mt Athos & their Importance in Modern Research
Panagiotis Panagiotides
11 July 2017
Byzantine and post-Byzantine Musical Manuscripts of Mount Athos and their I...
A Brief Comment on the Icon of the Resurrection
Athanasios Moustakis
16 April 2017
We shall try here to point out the main features of the Orthodox icon which...
The Icon as a unique and inimitable fact in the Church
Fr. Stamatis Skliris
24 August 2014
Temple painted by Father Stamatis Skliris
An icon expresses the relations...
