Immanuel Icons

an orthodox christian iconography studio
in pittsburgh, pennsylvania



 
The ones listed with a price are available for purchase.  If you
have a specific icon in mind, you may commission Immanuel Icons.  (Icons in the left-hand column are unavailable, but may give you ideas!)
The Sinai Christ is based on one of the earliest extant icons, housed at St. Catherine's Monastery in Mt. Sinai. This and a smaller version are available.
The Anastasis (Resurrection/Descent into Hades). 30"X38." This now hangs at Regina Chapel at St. Mary's College, Notre Dame, Indiana.
A pair (diptych) such as this could form the centerpiece for a home altar or icon corner. These are on recessed boards on a 24k gold background. This type of icon of Mary is called the "Hodigitria," or "Mother of God of Guidance/of the Way."
The Nativity of Christ
All Saints icon in St. James School chapel
Patron saint of FOCUS, Pittsburgh/St. Moses the Black Orthodox Mission (my home church) and on its way there.
Gold is not easy to photograph! Much more luminescent in real life...
Theotokos of Tenderness, 13X17", $750
Sold.
Theotokos of the Sign
A note on copyright

Artwork, including iconography, remains the property of the Artist and his/her heirs and assigns for the lifetime of the Artist plus 70 years, according to U.S. and International Law.  Please do not reproduce images from this website.  Feel free to link to pages on this website but not to jpegs.  If you want to use these images, write "www.immanuelicons.org" at the side or bottom of the image.  E-mail me and tell me what it's for and I'll send you a much higher resolution.  For more information on artists rights, go to  www.arsny.com



This icon is part of a larger iconostasis. See Gallery, Iconostasis.
Theotokos with Magnificat, 8"X10"
Saint Matthew, 11.5"X15"
See the Gallery, Iconostasis page for icons by Immanuel Icons in a church setting.
St. Cecelia in my studio....When completed, it went to St. Cecelia Catholic Parish in Iowa.
Here is St. Cecelia in my studio before I sent it to St. Cecelia Catholic Church in Iowa