- Iconographer Veronica Royal has studied icon writing with Russian, Greek, and American master iconographers since 1995. She has been painting commissioned works for private individuals and public institutions worldwide. She first conceived a love for icons in the Ukranian community where she lived. Royal Icon Studio has been featured in.
- Iconographer Michael Kapeluck Michael Kapeluck was born on July 12, 1963 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania to Stephen and Beverly Kapeluck. He is a lifelong communicant of Sts. Peter & Paul Ukrainian Orthodox Church in Carnegie, PA.
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Iconography definition is - the traditional or conventional images or symbols associated with a subject and especially a religious or legendary subject. How to use iconography in a sentence.
An iconographer in Orthodox Christianity is a practitioner of iconography, the art of icon painting. The word iconographer means 'image writer', and comes from the Greek εικον (image) and γραφειν (to write).
Iconographers translate revealed scripture and divine truths into visual images, writing/painting the icon with consecrated brushes, paints, and materials. Ideally, they should be pious individuals trained by holy fathers. Monks and nuns, therefore, have traditionally been the primary source of icons.
Iconographers traditionally pray, fast, and avoid worldly excitement during their work. Individual interpretation is ideally be kept to a minimum as the task is to pass on tradition by replicating previous icons within prescribed limits. Throughout most of Church history, icons have remained anonymous, but in recent decades some iconographers have begun to sign their work with 'Through the hand of [name].'
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i·co·nog·ra·phy
(ī′kə-nŏg′rə-fē)n.Faye Drobnic Iconographer
pl.i·co·nog·ra·phies1. b. The collected representations illustrating a subject.
2. A set of specified or traditional symbolic forms associated with the subject or theme of a stylized work of art.
[Late Latin īconographia, description, verbal sketch, from Medieval Greek eikonographiā : eikono-, icono- + -graphiā, -graphy.]
i·con′o·graph′ic(ī-kŏn′ə-grăf′ĭk), i·con′o·graph′i·cal adj.
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