Browsing by Subject "Iconostases"
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Altar Hagios, Nikolaos Orfanos
(1984)Shot of the altar, at St. Nicholas Orphanos, through the iconostasis; the Holy Door is open. -
Congregation at Iconostasis
(1994?)Iconostasis at Hagias Sophia with members of the congregation gathered around. -
Eucharistic Feast at Hagias Sophia
(1994)Congregants receiving the Eucharist before the iconostasis. -
Fresco above iconostasis, Nikolaos Orfanos
(1984)Above the iconostasis one sees the Frescoed walls of the sanctuary. -
Iconostasis Hosios David
(1988)Picturing the iconostasis with reliquary in front of the Holy Door. -
Iconostasis in the Cave
(1982)The cave has two "naves," the one opening on the left to daylight and the interior nave to the left of the photograph. The natural rock of the cave is shown in the upper right hand corner of the photo. -
The Iconostasis of the Catholicon
(1984)Iconostasis of the Catholicon with seating for the monks on the right. -
Interior Frescos at Church of the Assumption
(1984)Frescoed interior of the church of the assumption as seen from the side aisle. -
Interior Hagias Sophia
(1990)Shot of the interior of Hagias Sophia showing a mosaic of Mary and Jesus on the apse and the ornate iconostasis below. -
Ornate Iconostasis of Catholicon
(1984)Looking into the interior of the Catholicon and its ornate iconostasis covered with gold leaf. -
Secondary Nave of the Catholicon
(1984)This secondary nave of the catholicon is to the right of the main nave -
St. Mary's ruined Iconostasis and Apse
(1984)Medium shot of the iconostasis and apse at St. Mary's. -
Tampere Orthodox Church
(Western Theological Seminary (Holland, Michigan) in partnership with Calvin College (Grand Rapids, Michigan), 1998-08-14)Iconostasis in Neo-Byzantine style. -
Valamo Monastery
(Western Theological Seminary (Holland, Michigan) in partnership with Calvin College (Grand Rapids, Michigan), 1998-08-16)Iconostasis of the monastery at the center of the religious life for the orthodox Finns.
