
Generously Sponsored by the Hordienko Family
About the Icon:
Origin: Greek Byzantine tradition
Date: 2025
Medium: Egg tempera and gold on a prepared wood panel from Italy in 1859.
Description: The Archangel Gabriel is the bearer of God’s good news, announcing the Incarnation to the Virgin Mary. His icon reminds us that God calls each of us to listen with faith and respond with trust and humility.

Generously Sponsored by Lesia and Steve Kolodij
About the Icon:
Origin: Greek Byzantine tradition
Date: 2025
Medium: Egg tempera and gold on a prepared wood panel
Description: Commander of the heavenly hosts, the Archangel Michael symbolizes courage, protection, and the triumph of good over evil. His unwavering faith inspires us to stand firm in truth and place our confidence in God.

Generously Sponsored by "The Girlfriends":
Dr. Lesia Babiak, Halyna Benesh, Alexandra Potoczny and Blair Campbell, Taras Gula and Irena Potoczny-Gula, Anna and Peter Pastuszok, Brian and Teresa Zenkovich, Anna and Dr. Oleh Antonyshyn, Halyna Perun, and Dr. Martin Chepesiuk
About the Icon:
Origin: Byzantine tradition
Date: 2007
Medium: Egg temp
Generously Sponsored by "The Girlfriends":
Dr. Lesia Babiak, Halyna Benesh, Alexandra Potoczny and Blair Campbell, Taras Gula and Irena Potoczny-Gula, Anna and Peter Pastuszok, Brian and Teresa Zenkovich, Anna and Dr. Oleh Antonyshyn, Halyna Perun, and Dr. Martin Chepesiuk
About the Icon:
Origin: Byzantine tradition
Date: 2007
Medium: Egg tempera, Swarovski crystal, gold, variegated green gold leaf on prepared wood kitchen cabinet door
Description: Gabriel, the messenger of God, is often portrayed with a staff and sphere, symbolizing his role as a herald of divine mysteries. In iconography, he appears in scenes such as the Annunciation and stands as a symbol of divine communication and purity.

Generously Sponsored by Ihor Rudensky and Myra Kostiw
About the Icon:
Origin: Mount Athos - Greece
Date: In progress
Medium: Prepared wood panel
Description: The "Great Taxiarch" (chief commander) is a title given to Archangel Michael in Greek Orthodox tradition. In this depiction, he stands with fierce majesty, bearing the instruments of he
Generously Sponsored by Ihor Rudensky and Myra Kostiw
About the Icon:
Origin: Mount Athos - Greece
Date: In progress
Medium: Prepared wood panel
Description: The "Great Taxiarch" (chief commander) is a title given to Archangel Michael in Greek Orthodox tradition. In this depiction, he stands with fierce majesty, bearing the instruments of heavenly authority. The icon emphasizes Michael's cosmic role as a warrior against chaos and evil.

About the Icon:
Origin: Greek Byzantine tradition
Date: 2007
Medium: Egg tempera and gold with Swarovski crystals within the centre of each star.
20" x 20"
Description: This icon is based on the scripture from Revelations: “I saw the heavens rolled up like a scroll. Then I saw a new heaven and a new earth coming down from the glory of God. I
About the Icon:
Origin: Greek Byzantine tradition
Date: 2007
Medium: Egg tempera and gold with Swarovski crystals within the centre of each star.
20" x 20"
Description: This icon is based on the scripture from Revelations: “I saw the heavens rolled up like a scroll. Then I saw a new heaven and a new earth coming down from the glory of God. It had the radiance of some precious jewel like jasper clear as crystal.” The scroll also depicts the sun and the moon amongst the numerous bright stars. Holding the Word of God, this angel represents the divine message proclaimed throughout salvation history. The scroll also reminds us that God’s Word continues to guide, teach, and inspire His people.

Generously Sponsored by Basil and Olia Kalymon
About the Icon:
Origin: Byzantine-inspired icon by Isaiah 6:2
Date: 1991- private collection on loan
Medium: Egg tempera and gold on prepared carved wood panel
Description: This icon is based on the prophet Isaiah's vision of the heavenly throne: "With two wings they covered their faces, with two
Generously Sponsored by Basil and Olia Kalymon
About the Icon:
Origin: Byzantine-inspired icon by Isaiah 6:2
Date: 1991- private collection on loan
Medium: Egg tempera and gold on prepared carved wood panel
Description: This icon is based on the prophet Isaiah's vision of the heavenly throne: "With two wings they covered their faces, with two they covered their feet, and with two they flew." The seraphim represent the highest order of angels, burning with love for God and eternally proclaiming His holiness.

Origin: Greek Byzantine tradition
Date: 2025
Medium: Egg tempera and gold on a prepared wood panel from Italy in 1859.
12.5" x 17.75"
Description: The Archangel Gabriel is the bearer of God’s good news, announcing the Incarnation to the Virgin Mary. His icon reminds us that God calls each of us to listen with faith and respond with trust and humility.

$10,000
Origin: Greek Byzantine tradition
Date: 2025
Medium: Egg tempera and gold on a prepared wood panel with Swarovski crystal adorning the hair band.
15" x 20"
Description: Bathed in the light of heaven, this angel reflects the beauty and peace of God’s kingdom. In the Byzantine tradition, angels continually worship God and serve as messengers of His love.

$12,000
Origin: Greek Byzantine tradition
Date: 2023
Medium: Egg tempera and gold on a prepared wood panel with tulle, aluminum foil and Swarovski crystals.
20" x 25"
Description: Raphael, whose name means ‘God heals,” is the patron of healing and travellers. This icon recalls God’s loving presence, guiding and restoring all who seek His mercy and care.
$30,000
Origin: Byzantine iconography
Date: In progress
32" x 38"
Medium: Prepared wood panel
Description: The White Angel, seated at the empty tomb of Christ, announces the Resurrection to the Myrrh-bearing Women. Dressed in radiant garments, he points to the empty space where Christ lay. The icon speaks to the hope of new life and the triumph over death.

Generously Sponsored by William and Larissa Ciupka
About the Icon:
Origin: Byzantine-inspired icon from the 15th c.
Date: 2013
Medium: Egg tempera and gold on wood panel
Description: This icon portrays the three angelic visitors to Abraham at Mare, interpreted as a manifestation of the Holy Trinity.
The serene, circular composition expresses d
Generously Sponsored by William and Larissa Ciupka
About the Icon:
Origin: Byzantine-inspired icon from the 15th c.
Date: 2013
Medium: Egg tempera and gold on wood panel
Description: This icon portrays the three angelic visitors to Abraham at Mare, interpreted as a manifestation of the Holy Trinity.
The serene, circular composition expresses divine unity, humility, and love. It is one of the most theologically rich and beloved icons in the Christian tradition.

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