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 Welcome
to Iconography.com, the most comprehensive collection of information
about the Orthodox Christian liturgical art called Iconography on the internet.
On our site you will find all kinds of information about the history, theology,
spirituality and craft of iconography. You will also find many, many icons,
icon patterns, descriptions of icons, and books about icons.
Some of our contributors will even offer you the opportunity to purchase original icons and icon reproductions, to commission an icon for your church or home, or to purchase books about the liturgical arts. Much of the information here has been created by and for iconographers... but you'll find it of interest, too. And much of this site, and especially the discussion boards, will be created by you, our visitors, as we go along. So, if you're ready to explore the ancient Christian art form sometimes called "theology in color", step through the Front Door by clicking here, or click the "Front Door" button to the left. Or keep reading here to learn more about iconography.com. We're always looking for ways to improve our site, so if you have any
suggestions, please drop us a note.
 Our MissionTo provide information about and discussion of Icons and Iconography in order to promote an understanding of icons and proper appreciation and reverence towards them, and in all, to give glory to our God and Savior, Jesus Christ.Organizational ProfileIconography.com is a gathering of iconographers, iconologists, theologians and lay people who have come together on the internet simply because of our common interest in iconography and the other liturgical arts. Some of us make our living in the liturgical arts, but most of us do not. We are drawn together by our common appreciation of icons and a desire to promote proper reverence towards them. If you have an interest in the Orthodox liturgical arts, and would like to join in our effort, by hosting a discussion or chat group, or by creating a commercial or informational page under iconography.com, please click the "Services" button to the left.Contact Information
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The icon "The Virgin Eleusa" by the hand of Ustinian Tilov, courtesy of Irina & Sons Icon Gallery. This icon and others by the same and other authors are available for purchase through The Eclectic Bazaar.Music by the Choir of the Brotherhood of Valaam Monastery, courtesy of Conciliar Press. The CD Chants from Valaam and others are available for purchase through The Eclectic Bazaar.
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