The Nativity of the Lord

The Nativity of the LordThe Nativity of the Lord is depicted in this mounted icon in the Lavra tradition a richly composed feast icon presenting the mystery of Christmas with the liturgical depth of the Orthodox tradition. The cave, the star, the Theotokos, the angels, the shepherds, and the Magi are all present in a single image proclaiming the eternal entering into time. A quality icon from Damascene Gallery.

The Old Believer school's adherence to ancient compositional types ensures that this icon stands in a long and venerable line of images of the great August feast

Archimandrite Cyprian is among the most revered of the Jordanville iconographers

In his brief life he governed with meekness

is depicted in this modern Russian icon with the calm authority and prayerful depth that characterized his long ministry

This classical composition in the ancient manner preserves the devotional heritage of generations of Orthodox faithful who sought his intercession

in the warm Jordanville canonical style depicts the holy physician who freely offered healing to all in the name of Christ with the luminous gravity of a true martyr

1360–1430) is universally regarded as the supreme masterpiece of Orthodox iconography — and one of the greatest works of religious art in all of human history

The Old Believer adherence to pre-Nikonian compositional types gives this image of the Lord's glory on Tabor a quality of austere antiquity that is its own kind of witness to the feast's eternal significance

this Damascene Gallery mounted icon is a treasure for any Orthodox parish or household in America

Demetrius of Thessalonica the Great Martyr — Roman soldier

St Symeon the God-Receiver

The gentle beauty of the 19th-century Russian 'soft style' is evident in this mounted icon of St Nicholas of Myra