REFLECTIONS ON CHRISTIAN ICONOGRAPHY

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Freedom in Iconography and False Freedom
Iconography is a regulated art in both its form and content. As the icon is a visual expression of what the church teaches verbally, the painter works…
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John the Baptist
Three Painted Icons and One Living Icon
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Three Blue Icons
A Vision of Christ From Three Perspectives
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"Let My People Go"
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David Bentley Hart's Foreword to "The Uncreated Light"
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On Angels
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A Series of Crosses for Lent
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Saint Olav, Norway's "Eternal King"
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July 29th is the memorial of Norway's national saint...
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Saint Olav, Norway's "Eternal King"
Notes for An Unfinished Icon
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Animals, Children, and Refugees
Icons of Innocence
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Two New Icons
Sandvikskirken, Bergen, Norway
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The Øystese Triptych
Nine years old this year
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The Detective Work of Reconstructing Medieval Altar Frontals
Two works that demanded my most Sherlockian skills, as well as artistic ones
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Some Recommended Viewing
A follow-up to yesterday's post
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REFLECTIONS ON CHRISTIAN ICONOGRAPHY
REFLECTIONS ON CHRISTIAN ICONOGRAPHY
A personal bi-monthly page on the theory, practice, and symbolism of Christian iconography.
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