Icon – The Episcopal Church
WEBAn icon is a stylized religious picture that depicts Christ, saints, or biblical events. Learn about the origin, use, and revival of icons in the eastern and western churches from this Episcopal glossary.
Icons: Resources | St. Michael's Episcopal Church
WEBIcons: Resources. This section provides a selection of artists currently working in the art of icon writing. The names are hyperlinked directly to Website information providing a biography. A number of interesting icon-writing-related articles are listed.
Logos, Shields & Graphics – The Episcopal Church
WEBFind the official logos, shields and graphics of The Episcopal Church (TEC), including the Pride Shield. Learn the history and meaning of the symbols and download the vector, PNG, reverse and horizontal versions.
Iconography – The Episcopal Church
WEBIconography. The art of making icons. An iconographer who aspires to make a theological statement may be said to “write” an icon. The term also refers to the whole history and tradition of the Christian use of icons.
Icons — St. Stephens Episcopal Church
WEBThe theology of icons is to communicate Christian truth, love, forgiveness and redemption in a visual form. There are several forms of icons; one is a narrative form that visually illustrates lives of saints, parables and stories in the Bible.
Icons: Images - St. Michael's Episcopal Church
WEBThose of the Annunciation, of Jesus, of the Crucifixion, and of the Holy Trinity appear before the images of saints. Saints' images are grouped together alphabetically. The images depicting Archangel Michael, the seraphim, and the fiery pit are shown last.
Writing the Face of Christ: Iconography - Episcopal Church in …
WEBJun 23, 2021 · Students in our 16-week program begin by “writing” the Holy Face of Christ, as Christ underlies every icon. Each week, students experience the gradual transformation of their icon toward the clearly recognizable image of Christ.
What is an Icon? | St. Paul's Episcopal Church
WEBAccording to the Sacred Canons of Orthodox Church, the themes of icons are traditional, that is to say, they are canonically established and defined; they are not simply the result of the artist’s personal creativity or imagination. The icon directly reveals and reflects the sacredness of the mystery it portrays.
The Episcopal Church and Visual Arts - ECVA
WEBBetsy Porter shares her experience and passion for painting Byzantine-style icons, a sacred art form with ancient roots and traditions. Learn about the history, background, methods, and materials of iconography, and see some of her works and examples.
Episcopal Church Graphics and Logos - EDOT
WEBDownload images of the Episcopal Church logo, seal, shield, signs, and other graphics for communication and administration purposes. Learn how to use the logo and access the visual identity guide.