Saint Ignatius The God-Bearer of Antioch. Egg tempera & gold on panel 8x10" 2024 . This holy man is called "the God-bearer" because he constantly bore the name of the Living God in his heart and on his lips. He was thus named becau
Saint Ephraim the Syrian. Mural at Saint Nicholas Antiochian Orthodox Church, Urbana, IL . . . Taking commissions. Prints available from @LegacyIcons. Link in bio. #Orthodox #icon #iconography #OrthodoxChristian #EasternOrthodox #OrthodoxIcon #B
Saint John Chrysostom. Wall painting at St. Nicholas Antiochian Orthodox Church, Urbana, IL. 60" tall 2025. . Saint John Chrysostom was born about 344-347 in Antioch, Syria. His father, Secundus, was an army general, and his mother, Anthusa, was
The Baptism of the Lord. Egg tempera and gold on panel. 10x12" 2021. . When You, O Lord were baptized in the Jordan, the worship of the Trinity was made manifest. For the voice of the Father bore witness to You, and called You His beloved Son. A
The Baptism of the Lord. Mural at St. Nicholas Antiochian Orthodox Church, Urbana, IL. 2025. 8'x9' . When You, O Lord were baptized in the Jordan, the worship of the Trinity was made manifest. For the voice of the Father bore witness to You, and call
Saint Mark of Ephesus was famous for his courageous defense of Orthodoxy at the Council of Florence (AD 1439), in spite of the opposition of the emperor and the pope. He reposed peacefully in the year 1452. On his deathbed Mark implored his disciple
Saint Seraphim of Sarov. Mural at Saint Nicholas Antiochian Orthodox Church, Urbana, IL. 2025. . . . Taking commissions. Prints available from @LegacyIcons. https://legacyicons.com/?ref=BRIANWHIRLEDGE #Orthodox #icon #iconography #OrthodoxChristian
Saint Nino, Enlightener Of Georgia Nino (Nina) was a relative of St. George the Great-martyr and Juvenal the Patriarch of Jerusalem. Her parents belonged to the nobility in Cappadocia, and--since her parents were tonsured in the monastic state--Nino
Saint Tatiana of Rome Tatiana was a Roman whose parents were from the nobility. She was a Christian and a deaconess in the church. After the death of Emperor Heliogabalus, there reigned the Emperor Alexander, whose mother, Mammaea, was a Christian. E