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The Altar and The Portico (pt.2): Gallery Art

By Aidan Hart on October 19, 2016
The Altar and The Portico (pt.2): Gallery Art

This is post 2 of 2 in the series “The Altar and The Portico” THE SACRED AND THE SECULAR The Relationship of Orthodox Iconography and Gallery Art Part 2: Gallery Art (here for pt.1) The journey of an artist   At this stage in our story, by way of illustration I would like to be […]

Posted in Iconography, Liturgical Objects, Minor Arts, Theory | Tagged Aidan Hart, design, iconography, liturgical art, sacred, secular April 8, 2017

The Altar and The Portico (pt.1)

By Aidan Hart on October 13, 2016
The Altar and The Portico (pt.1)

This is post 1 of 2 in the series “The Altar and The Portico” THE ALTAR AND THE PORTICO (PT.1) The Relationship of Orthodox Iconography and Gallery Art Part 1 (This is the a talk given at Sacred And Secular In Life And Art, Oxford, a workshop dedicated to the memory of Philip Sherrard. St Gregory’s […]

Posted in Architecture, Church Furniture, Iconography, Liturgical Objects, Minor Arts, Theory | Tagged Aidan Hart, design, iconography, liturgical art, sacred, secular June 5, 2017

A Cloisonné Enamel Reliquary Icon of Saint Vincent of Zaragoza

By Christabel Helena Anderson on March 3, 2015
A Cloisonné Enamel Reliquary Icon of Saint Vincent of Zaragoza

Editor’s note:  This article continues Aidan Hart’s recent article about a reliquary for Saint Vincent of Zaragoza and details Christabel Anderson’s process for making the cloisonnée icon.   This article contains a background to the history and technique of cloisonné enamel and a description of the processes used in making the cloisonné enamel icon plaque of Saint Vincent […]

Posted in Iconography, Liturgical Objects, Minor Arts | Tagged Aidan Hart, Anglo-Saxon, art, Byzantine, champlevé, Christ, cloisonne, design, Eastern Orthodox, enamel, enameling, enamelling, gold, Icon, iconographer, iconography, kiln, madrid, Metalwork, okhlad, Orthodox Church, precious metals, protomartyr, quill, reliquary, repousse, Revetment, riza, Russia, Russian icons, saint, Saint Mary Magdalene, Saint Vincent, silver, St. Vincent, Symbolism, techniques March 1, 2015

Designing Icons (pt.7): Architectural and Natural Settings in Icons

By Aidan Hart on February 8, 2013
Designing Icons (pt.7): Architectural and Natural Settings in Icons

This is post 7 of 9 in the series “Designing Icons” ____________________________________________________________  Editorial note:  We have convinced Aidan Hart to post a chapter from his new book. “Techniques of Icon and Wall Painting” which is being hailed as the most comprehensive book to date on practicing the art of Iconography.  At 450 pages, with 460 paintings, 150 […]

Posted in Iconography | Tagged Aidan Hart, Architecture, background, design, gold, guilding, hagiography, Icon, iconography, inside, mountain, Orthodoxy, outside, perspective, setting April 1, 2017

Designing Icons (pt.6): Faces in Icons

By Aidan Hart on January 17, 2013
Designing Icons (pt.6): Faces in Icons

This is post 6 of 9 in the series “Designing Icons” ____________________________________________________________  Editorial note:  We have convinced Aidan Hart to post a chapter from his new book. “Techniques of Icon and Wall Painting” which is being hailed as the most comprehensive book to date on practicing the art of Iconography.  At 450 pages, with 460 paintings, 150 […]

Posted in Iconography, Theory | Tagged Aidan Hart, brow, design, eyes, faces, facial expressions, hagiography, Icon, iconography, joy, joyful sadness, lips, Orthodoxy, sadness, saint April 1, 2017

Designing Icons (pt.5): Conventions of Traditional Icon Design

By Aidan Hart on December 18, 2012
Designing Icons (pt.5): Conventions of Traditional Icon Design

This is post 5 of 9 in the series “Designing Icons” ____________________________________________________________  Editorial note:  We have convinced Aidan Hart to post a chapter from his new book. “Techniques of Icon and Wall Painting” which is being hailed as the most comprehensive book to date on practicing the art of Iconography.  At 450 pages, with 460 paintings, 150 […]

Posted in Iconography | Tagged Aidan Hart, ascetic, bishop, conventions, deacon, design, founder, hagiography, Icon, iconography, king, monastic, monk, new icons, Orthodoxy, priest, prophet, prototype, queen, saint, teacher, techniques, Vestments April 1, 2017

Designing Icons (pt.4): Researching Festal Icons

By Aidan Hart on December 4, 2012
Designing Icons (pt.4): Researching Festal Icons

This is post 4 of 9 in the series “Designing Icons” ____________________________________________________________  Editorial note:  We have convinced Aidan Hart to post a chapter from his new book. “Techniques of Icon and Wall Painting” which is being hailed as the most comprehensive book to date on practicing the art of Iconography.  At 450 pages, with 460 paintings, 150 […]

Posted in Iconography, Liturgy | Tagged Aidan Hart, Architecture, color, colour, design, festal, festal menaion, geometry, Icon, iconographer, iconography, lenten triodion, Orthodox, pentecostarion, proportion, protoypes, Symbolism April 1, 2017

Designing Icons (pt.3): New Icons

By Aidan Hart on November 26, 2012

This is post 3 of 9 in the series “Designing Icons” ____________________________________________________________  Editorial note:  We have convinced Aidan Hart to post a chapter from his new book. “Techniques of Icon and Wall Painting” which is being hailed as the most comprehensive book to date on practicing the art of Iconography.  At 450 pages, with 460 paintings, 150 […]

Posted in Iconography | Tagged Aidan Hart, alb, book, chasuble, dalmatic, design, drawing, fresco, gilding, hagiography, Icon, iconography, new icons, Orthodoxy, pallium, prototype, saint, saints, techniques, tonsure, Vestments April 1, 2017

Designing Icons (pt.2): Icon Prototypes

By Aidan Hart on November 19, 2012
Designing Icons (pt.2): Icon Prototypes

This is post 2 of 9 in the series “Designing Icons” ____________________________________________________________  Editorial note:  We have convinced Aidan Hart to post a chapter from his new book. “Techniques of Icon and Wall Painting” is being hailed as the most comprehensive book to date on practicing the art of Iconography.  At 450 pages, with 460 paintings, 150 drawings […]

Posted in Iconography | Tagged Aidan Hart, Archimandrate Alexi, book, design, drawing, Father Lukas of Xenophontos, fresco, gilding, hagiography, Icon, icon resources, iconography, Orthodoxy, Patrick Doulan, prototype, saint, saints, techniques, Vladimir Grygorenko, Zenon April 1, 2017

Designing Icons (pt.1)

By Aidan Hart on November 5, 2012
Designing Icons (pt.1)

This is post 1 of 9 in the series “Designing Icons” ____________________________________________________________  Editorial note:  We have convinced Aidan Hart to post a chapter from his new book. “Techniques of Icon and Wall Painting” which is being hailed as the most comprehensive book to date on practicing the art of Iconography.  At 450 pages, with 460 paintings, 150 […]

Posted in Iconography, Theory | Tagged Aidan Hart, book, design, drawing, fresco, gilding, hagiography, Icon, iconography, Orthodoxy, saint, saints, techniques April 1, 2017
 

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