FOR USE IN LESSON

1. Christ the Pantocrator (Cefalu, Sicily),
mid-12th century, mosaic

2. Crucifixion, from the
Church of the
Dormition (Daphni,
Greece), c. 1090-1100,
mosaic

3. Lamentation over the Dead Christ, wall painting from
Saint Pantaleimon (Nerezi, Macedonia), 1164

4. Vladimir Virgin, late 11th
to early 12th century,
tempera on wood

5. Anastasis, apse fresco in the “parekklesion” of the
Church of Christ in Chora (Istanbul), c. 1310-20

6. Christ as Savior of
Souls, icon from the
church of Saint
Clement (Ohrid,
Macedonia), early
14th century,
tempera, linen, and
silver on wood

7. Annunciation,
reverse of two-
sided icon from
the church of
Saint Clement
(Ohrid,
Macedonia), early
14th century,
tempera and linen
on wood

8. Andrei Rublyev.
Three angels (Old
Testament
Trinity), c. 1410,
tempera on wood
popularity of
icons/ iconostasis/
strong patterns,
firm lines, and
intense color/
prefiguration of
the incarnation

9. Dionisij. Mother
of God Hodigitria
from the
monastery of the
Ascension
(Moscow), 1482

10. Barna and Postnik. Cathedral of St. Basil
the Blessed (Moscow), 1555-61

11. Ivan IV (the
Terrible)/
central
“tent-and-
tower”
(shater)/
onion domes