Christ stands in the center with his right hand stretched out towards Pilate and his left hand holding a scroll. Christ wears a blue chamys and a purple garment. Pilate and his servant are placed in front of an aedicula. Pilate is seated on a stool…
This fresco shows the Virgin Mary approaching the devout Symeon with Christ presentation of Christ. She is followed by Joseph holding two doves in his hands as an offering to the Temple. Behind Symeon on the right, the prophetess Anna utters through…
Unknown artist. Oil on canvas. 55 x 74 cm. 18th Century
A portrayal of Christ being delivered to Pilate by the Jewish leaders in accordance to John (19:1-5). European art.
“Christ Driving the Money Changers from the Temple” . 13,6 х 16.9 cm
A print of the etching by Dutch engraver Rembrandt van Rijn (1606-1669), depicting Christ driving out the money changers from the biblical event known as the ‘Cleansing of…
In the niche formed on the southern wall of the bema area, Christ as Emmanuel is painted. It is dated to 1631 A.D. Its original position was on the strengthened masonry on the south face of the apse. However, in 1953 A.D. the masonry was removed…
Icon of Christ the Lover of Mankind. Commissioned by Saint Neophytos to the painter from Constantinople who painted the Enkleistra, Theodoros Apseudis.
Christ the Merciful is depicted on the left side of the templon and is part of the Paraklesis composition, along with His mother and John the Baptist depicted across. This representation corresponds to the Deesis depicted on either side of the…
Christ is depicted on the left hand side of the entrance from the narthex to the naos. Along with His mother who is portrayed on the right side of the entrance and John the Forerunner painted next to Jesus this create a Deesis. Deesis constitutes…