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Theme of Scenes from the Life of Christ

Nativity of Christ

Noil Me Tangerene (Do Not Touch Me)

Noil Me Tangerene (Do Not Touch Me)

About the Icon:

Origin: Byzantine tradition

Date: 1991

Medium: Egg tempera and gold on prepared wood panel

Description: The Nativity icon presents the birth of Christ in a cave, attended by angels, shepherds, and animals. Mary lies in repose, while the infant Christ rests in the manger. This highly symbolic scene expresses the mystery of the 

About the Icon:

Origin: Byzantine tradition

Date: 1991

Medium: Egg tempera and gold on prepared wood panel

Description: The Nativity icon presents the birth of Christ in a cave, attended by angels, shepherds, and animals. Mary lies in repose, while the infant Christ rests in the manger. This highly symbolic scene expresses the mystery of the Incarnation: God entering the world in humility to redeem it. 


Generously Sponsored by Ihor Kormanicky

Noil Me Tangerene (Do Not Touch Me)

Noil Me Tangerene (Do Not Touch Me)

Noil Me Tangerene (Do Not Touch Me)

About the Icon:

Origin: Byzantine tradition

Date: In progress

Medium: Egg tempera and gold on prepared wood panel

Description: This icon shows the Risen Christ appearing to Mary Magdalene outside the tomb. His gesture and words, "Do not touch me," point to a new kind of relationship, spiritual, not physical. It symbolizes the transition from 

About the Icon:

Origin: Byzantine tradition

Date: In progress

Medium: Egg tempera and gold on prepared wood panel

Description: This icon shows the Risen Christ appearing to Mary Magdalene outside the tomb. His gesture and words, "Do not touch me," point to a new kind of relationship, spiritual, not physical. It symbolizes the transition from earthly to risen life and honours Mary as the first witness of the Resurrection. 

Available for Sponsorship $15,000

Last Supper (2014)

Noil Me Tangerene (Do Not Touch Me)

Creation of the Fish and Birds - Day 5

About the Icon:

Origin: Byzantine tradition

Date: 2014

Medium: Egg tempera and gold on prepared wood panel

Description: Depicting the mystical supper shared by Christ and His disciples, this icon is rich in symbolism. Christ offers the Eucharist, instituting the sacrament at the heart of Christian worship. Judas is shown reaching toward the b

About the Icon:

Origin: Byzantine tradition

Date: 2014

Medium: Egg tempera and gold on prepared wood panel

Description: Depicting the mystical supper shared by Christ and His disciples, this icon is rich in symbolism. Christ offers the Eucharist, instituting the sacrament at the heart of Christian worship. Judas is shown reaching toward the bread, indicating his betrayal. The scene evokes themes of communion, obedience, and divine love.

Available for Sponsorship $40,000

Creation of the Fish and Birds - Day 5

Creation of the Fish and Birds - Day 5

Creation of the Fish and Birds - Day 5

Date: 2024-2025

Origin: Byzantine tradition inspired by the Genesis account. 

Medium: Egg tempera, gold and aluminum on wood panel 

Description: This icon represents the fifth day of Creation, when God created the creatures of the sea and the birds of the air. The composition emphasizes the divine command and the harmonious beauty of creatio

Date: 2024-2025

Origin: Byzantine tradition inspired by the Genesis account. 

Medium: Egg tempera, gold and aluminum on wood panel 

Description: This icon represents the fifth day of Creation, when God created the creatures of the sea and the birds of the air. The composition emphasizes the divine command and the harmonious beauty of creation. It reminds viewers of the sacred order and purpose of the natural world. 

Generously Sponsored by William and Larissa Ciupka

Entombment of Christ (Drawing)

Creation of the Fish and Birds - Day 5

Entombment of Christ (Drawing)

 

Date: 2026

Origin: Emmanuel Lambardos 16th-17th century  

Medium: Acrylic and gold leaf on a prepared linen canvas with gold braids, tassels and a hand stitched satin backing.

Description: Christ is laid in the tomb by those who remained faithful after His crucifixion. The dead Christ lies on his back on the anointing stone, with a winding 

 

Date: 2026

Origin: Emmanuel Lambardos 16th-17th century  

Medium: Acrylic and gold leaf on a prepared linen canvas with gold braids, tassels and a hand stitched satin backing.

Description: Christ is laid in the tomb by those who remained faithful after His crucifixion. The dead Christ lies on his back on the anointing stone, with a winding sheet unfolded upon it. The Virgin Mary cradles his head in her arms, and touches his cheek with hers. John, the beloved disciple, looks sorrowfully on, crouching down, Joseph, stands at the foot of the stone, with the winding sheet. Nicodemus leans on a ladder and looks at Christ. Next to the Virgin, Mary Magdalene as well as other weeping women look on behind them is the cross. 

Though marked by sorrow, this sacred moment points beyond death to the hope and promise of the Resurrection.

Available for Sponsorship $60,000
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