Iconodule
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13th century Novgorod.HaydenTE said:Context, please?Iconodule said:St John of Novgorod flying on his demon horse![]()
13th century Novgorod.HaydenTE said:Context, please?Iconodule said:St John of Novgorod flying on his demon horse![]()
According to legend, St. John captured a demon and forced it to carry him to Jerusalem.HaydenTE said:Context, please?Iconodule said:St John of Novgorod flying on his demon horse
Is this representing that the Holy spirit is everywhere?Dominika said:
No it's Pentecost.Jackson02 said:Is this representing that the Holy spirit is everywhere?Dominika said:
Also notice that the demons are rudely yapping onMor Ephrem said:A MacBook!
Just an endless succession of Farmville invitations from your aunt.Justin Kolodziej said:Also notice that the demons are rudely yapping onMor Ephrem said:A MacBook!ourtheir cell phones....FOR ALL ETERNITY.
That really is HELL!
Never visiting Czech now...Volnutt said:![]()
15th Century Czech Catholic.
Excuse me while I never stop screaming...
Fake news articles about Hell freezing over that are just there to give you false hope...Iconodule said:Just an endless succession of Farmville invitations from your aunt.Justin Kolodziej said:Also notice that the demons are rudely yapping onMor Ephrem said:A MacBook!ourtheir cell phones....FOR ALL ETERNITY.
That really is HELL!
Androgynous princely figures are a big thing in Japanese history (and some Japanese women find them quite attractive, I'm told).hecma925 said:Is that supposed to be Jesus as a girl?
This looks like an ordination to me.Mor Ephrem said:Confession or Ordination?
It looks like the painter took some inspiration from the front cover of The Son of God movie.Volnutt said:That one's kind of sad to me because it looks like it's sooooo close to being a proper icon.
It's Georgian. Specifically in the Mkhedruli script, which begot the modern Georgian alphabet.Dominika said:Confession. Are the letters Armenian?
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Which is why so many of Robert Lentz's "icons" are so subversive. They're well-executed in a painterly sense, but they fail as icons. At best, they are deficient in content, at worst, propaganda pieces and often blasphemous.Volnutt said:That one's kind of sad to me because it looks like it's sooooo close to being a proper icon.
But both of them have omophorion...Jackson02 said:This looks like an ordination to me.Mor Ephrem said:Confession or Ordination?
Ah, sometimes (but not always, it depends on the Georgian scipt, I suppose) they look for me so similarly..RaphaCam said:It's Georgian. Specifically in the Mkhedruli script, which begot the modern Georgian alphabet.Dominika said:Are the letters Armenian?
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It belongs in the Schlock Icons thread. Yet another example of hijacking iconography to serve a sociopolitical cause. It doesn't matter if the cause is worthy or good.Dominika said:Please, allow children come to Me! (in Romanian)
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What do you think about it? That's a new type of, let's say, anti-abortion icon (I know 3 other types).
I think so too, though the source doesn't say anything regarding it. Maybe Gebre Menfes Kidus would know something about it?Volnutt said:I like it. I'm guessing it represents the finding of a miraculous icon in Ethiopia?
Ok, thanks.brlon said:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tree_of_the_Virgin
Can't open it.hecma925 said:Kinda reminds me of this:
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hecma925 said:Kinda reminds me of this:
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I like it.Briven said:![]()
This ones really odd and I have absolutely no idea what it's trying to depict. All I know is it is an old believer created icon.
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This ones really odd and I have absolutely no idea what it's trying to depict. All I know is it is an old believer created icon.