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The icon shows a scene of the Transfiguration of Our Lord on Mount Tabor in presence of his closest disciples: Peter, John and James. The Old Testaments prophets Moses and Elija are shown standing on both sides of Jesus. -
From the festival row of the iconostasis. The icon represents a scene of the Ressurection of Our Lord on Mount Tabor. -
Transfiguration of Our Lord. Raising of Lazarus. Entrance of Our Lord into Jerusalem. Crucifixion.
The icon from the festival tier. -
The icon depicts the scene of the Transfiguration of Our Lord on Mount Tabor in the presence of Christ’s closest disciples: Peter, john and James. To either side of Jesus stand the Old Testament prophets Moses and Elijah. -
The icon from the festival row. The icon depicts the scene of the Transfiguration of Our Lord on Mount Tabor in the presence of Christ’s closest disciples: Peter, john and James. To either side of Jesus stand the Old Testament prophets Moses and Elijah. -
In the upper part of the icon, Jesus Christ, dressed in a white vestment, is shown standing on the mountain peak against the dark-blue circle of glory and octangular red star symbolizing the Divine Light. To his right and left, on ledges of the hill stand prophets Elijah and Moses, supported by angels, who brought them for the conversation with the Savior. In the bottom part of the icon, by the base of rocky hills stand the apostles. Their poses represent the state of their minds. Peter looks at the shining Christ in a standing pose, Jacob prostrates himself covering his eyes with hands from the blinding light, John, as the youngest and impressionable, is falling head downwards. -
The icon portrays the scene of the Transfiguration of Our Lord on Mount Tabor in the presence of His three closest disciples – Peter, John and James. Christ is shown against a nimbus, composed of several circles, transitioning from dark-green to light and almost white colors. The Old Testament prophets Moses and Elijah are shown standing on either side of Christ. -
The figure of Christ is depicted standing on the middle top of a rocky landscape. He is dressed in white clothes with golden assist holding a scroll in his hand. Christ is surrounded by a double blue round halo (“glory”) inside which is a white, with golden fragments, six-pointed sharp-cornered star. On either side of Christ, on side tops stand the prophet Elijah (left) and Moses with the table of commandments in his hands (right). In the top corners of the icon are the angels carrying the prophets in the clouds. To the left and right, against the caves, are the groups of “ascending” and “descending” apostles with Christ. The central figure of Christ radiates three blue rays blinding the apostles. Against the hills, to the left, stands Peter with the uplifted right hand. In the center is John plummeting upside down. To the left is James on his knees covering eyes with a hand. -
Savior Not Made by Hands, with festivals and the Miracle of Florus and Laurus
In the center is an image the Savior Not Made by Hands occupies the entire. Border scenes: -
The icon features the scene of the Transfiguration of Our Lord on Mount Tabor, in the presence of his closest disciples Peter, John and James. Christ is flanked by the Old Testament prophets Moses and Elijah. In the upper part of the icon, in a segment of heaven, is the Lord Sabaoth. -
In the lower tier of the icon is represented the full-length depiction of the Mother of God in a three quarter turn. In the upper tier is shown the Transfiguration of Christ. -
From the Festival row of iconostasis. On the central pinnacle of the rocky landscape is depicted Christ in the halo dressed in the white clothes decorated with the golden assist holding a scroll in His hands. To His right and to His left on the other pinnacles stand Elijah (to the left), Moses (to the right) with a table in his hands. In the lower part of the icon at the base of the rocky rocks are represented apostles Peter, John and Jacob. -
The icon from the Festival row of iconostasis. On the central pinnacle of the rocky landscape stands Christ dressed in white clothes decorated with the golden assist holding a scroll in His hands. To His left and to His right are prophets Elijah and Moses, behind them on the other pinnacles stand the angels. In the lower part of the icon are represented the figures of apostles Peter, John and Jacob. The icon has a specific feature: the depiction of the apostles and Christ who ascend on the Mount Fabor and descend from it. -
From the Festival row of iconostasis. On the central pinnacle of the rocky landscape is depicted Christ in the halo dressed in the white clothes decorated with the golden assist holding a scroll in His hands. To His right and to His left on the other pinnacles stand Elijah (to the left), Moses (to the right) with a table in his hands. In the lower part of the icon at the base of the rocky rocks are represented apostles Peter, John and Jacob. -
On the central pinnacle of the rocky landscape is depicted Christ in the halo dressed in the white clothes decorated with the golden assist holding a scroll in His hands. To His right and to His left on the other pinnacles stand Elijah (to the left), Moses (to the right) with a table in his hands. In the lower part of the icon at the base of the rocky rocks are represented apostles Peter, John and Jacob. -
Holy Virgin Hodegetria (Our Lady of Smolensk), Transfiguration of Our Lord
Double-sided processional icon. Waist-length depiction of the Mother of God with Child Jesus. He is sitting on the left hand of the Mother of God, His right hand is raised in a gesture of blessing, his left hand is holding a scroll. On the reverse side is the scene of Transfiguration of Our Lord. On the central top of the rocky landscape is depicted Christ against the background of the glorious halo dressed in the white clothes decorated with the golden assist holding a scroll in His hands. At His sides on the lateral tops are standing: to the left – Elijah, to the right – Moses holding the table in his hands. In the lower part of the icon at the foot of the rocks are shown apostles Peter, John and Jacob. -
From the Festival row of iconostasis. On the central pinnacle of the rocky landscape is depicted Christ in the halo dressed in the white clothes decorated with the golden assist holding a scroll in His hands. To His right and to His left on the other pinnacles stand Elijah (to the left), Moses (to the right) with a table in his hands. In the lower part of the icon at the base of the rocky rocks are represented apostles Peter, John and Jacob. -
On the central pinnacle of the rocky landscape is depicted Christ in the halo dressed in the white clothes decorated with the golden assist holding a scroll in His hands. To His right and to His left on the other pinnacles stand Elijah (to the left), Moses (to the right) with a table in his hands. In the lower part of the icon at the base of the rocky rocks are represented apostles Peter, John and Jacob. -
The icon shows the scene of Transfiguration of Our Lord. -
Vladimir icon of the Mother of God with the Selected Saints
Apparently, this icon is a copy of the venerated relic of the Rostov Cathedral. The center of the upper border shows the scene of Transfiguration of Our Lord and at its sides are the waist-length depictions of bowing archangels Michael and Gabriel in the aureoles. On the right and on the left borders are shown the figures of the selected saints according to the hierarchy.There are prophet John the Forerunner and apostle Paul, apostles Peter and John the Theologian, saints Nicholas and Alexis, saint warriors Theodore of Tyre and Theodore Stratelates, martyresses Tatiana and Anastasia.
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Christ is depicted against the background of the glorious halo with His hands spread apart. -
Jesus is shown on the top of the rocky landscape against the background of a glory. On either side of Christ, on side peaks are Elijah (left) and Moses (right). In the bottom part of the icon, at the foot of rocky mountains are the apostles Peter, John and James.
