02 | September | 2011 | Art in Faith

Friday, 2 September 2011

Unknown Artist. Blessed Bishop Augustine of Hippo. Capella Palatina. Palazzo dei Normanni a Palermo. Palermo ITALY (Sicily). circa 1140

Filed under: 12th century,Christian,Fine Art,Italian,Medieval,New Roman,Orthodox,religious,Roman Catholic — 01varvara @ 00.00
Tags: Augustine of Hippo, Byzantine, Capella Palatina, Christianity, Greco-Roman world, Italy, mosaics, New Roman, Palazzo dei Normanni a Palermo, Palermo, Province of Palermo, Religion and Spirituality, Roman Empire, Saints, Sicily

Blessed Bishop Augustine of Hippo

Unknown Artist

circa 1140

Capella Palatina. Palazzo dei Normanni a Palermo

Palermo (Province of Palermo. Sicilia Autonomous Region) ITALY

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Unknown Artist. Bishop St Blaise. Capella Palatina. Palazzo dei Normanni a Palermo. Palermo ITALY (Sicily). circa 1140

Bishop St Blaise

Unknown Artist

circa 1140

Capella Palatina. Palazzo dei Normanni a Palermo

Palermo (Province of Palermo. Sicilia Autonomous Region) ITALY

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Unknown Artist. St Joseph of Volotsk. Russian. first quarter of the 16th century

Filed under: 16th century,Fine Art,Medieval,Orthodox,religious,Russian — 01varvara @ 00.00
Tags: Christianity, Eastern Orthodox Church, Painting, Religion and Spirituality, Russia, Russian Orthodox Church, Saints, St Joseph of Volotsk

St Joseph of Volotsk

Unknown artist

first quarter of the 16th century

Russian

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Unknown Artist. St John the Evangelist. Gospel of St Médard de Soissons (French). 9th century (before 827)

Filed under: Christian,French,Orthodox,Pre-10th century,religious,Roman Catholic,Text Illumination — 01varvara @ 00.00
Tags: Abbey of St. Medard, Aisne, Benedictine, Christianity, Département de l'Aisne, France, Gospel, Gospel of Matthew, Jesus, John the Evangelist, L’Abbaye Saint-Médard, Picardy (region), Région Picardie, Religion and Spirituality, Saints, Soissons, St. John, text illumination

St John the Evangelist

Unknown Artist

9th century (before 827)

Gospel of St Médard d’Eyrans de Soissons

L’Abbaye Saint-Médard

Soissons (Département de l’Aisne. Région Picardie) FRANCE

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