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An Innovative Carved Icon of Archangel Gabriel – A Collaborative Work

By Andrew Gould on January 26, 2017
An Innovative Carved Icon of Archangel Gabriel - A Collaborative Work

Occasionally Jonathan Pageau and I like to experiment with our work – to skirt the boundaries of historical precedent, to revive forgotten and archaic techniques, or to juxtapose ideas in new ways. This project, an elaborate mixed-media icon of Archangel Gabriel, is such an instance. It was not a commissioned project, but rather something we […]

Posted in Iconography, Minor Arts | Tagged Andrew Gould, archangel, basma, Byzantine, carved, Carving, gabriel, Icon, Jonathan Pageau, opus sectile, Orthodox, russian, steatite January 26, 2017

A Grave Cross for Father Matthew Baker

By Andrew Gould on November 14, 2016
A Grave Cross for Father Matthew Baker

When Jonathan Pageau and I were asked to make a grave cross for the late Fr. Matthew Baker, we were humbled by the task. Fr. Matthew was a beloved young priest, a prominent Orthodox thinker, and father of six children. His tragic death in an automobile accident on March 1st, 2015, on his way home […]

Posted in Iconography, Minor Arts | Tagged anastasis, Andrew Gould, Byzantine, carved, Father, grave cross, gravestone, greek, headstone, iconography, Jonathan Pageau, matthew baker, memorial, Orthodox, priest, resurrection, russian November 14, 2016

Adapting a Painted Icon to Carving

By Jonathan Pageau on March 3, 2014
Adapting a Painted Icon to Carving

One of the exciting aspects of the renewal in icon carving we have seen in the last few decades is how this renewal is in a constant dialogue with painted icons.  One of the visible goals, one of my own goals, is a search to infuse into the carved image some of the visual aspects […]

Posted in Iconography | Tagged carved, Carving, Icon, Jonathan Pageau, Orthodox, St-Anne, Tzanes, wood March 3, 2014

6 Days of Icon Carving

By Jonathan Pageau on November 5, 2013
6 Days of Icon Carving

Last month I had the opportunity to give my first icon carving training for Hexaemeron.  Hexaemeron is a travelling liturgical arts school based on the work and method of Ksenia Pokrovsky of recent memory.  It was an honor to join the Hexaemeron team and to have a chance of working with a very dedicated group of […]

Posted in Iconography, News | Tagged carved, Carving, Hexaemeron, Icon, iconography, Jonathan Pageau, linden, Pageau Carvings, pantocrator, steatite November 5, 2013
 

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