Greek-Orthodox Icons from the Middle Ages

Christ Pantocrator, early 17th century. Portable Icon. Work of Jeremiah Palladas Collection of the 4th Ephorate of Byzantine Antiquities of the Dodecanese. Source [1].

The Virgin Mary holding Child, 17th century. Source [1].

Purification of the Virgin. End of 15th/early 16th century. Collection of the Metropolitan see of Rhodes. Source [1].

St. George slaying the dragon, 16th century. Source [1].

St. John the Baptist, 17th century. Source [1].

St. Luc the evangelist, Late 14th century. Source [1].

St. Nikolas on his Throne, 16th century. Source [1].

St. Nikolas the revered, no date available. Private collection of Author.

St. Symeon Stylite. Double-sided portable icon, 14th century. Collection of the 4th Ephorate of Byzantine Antiquities of the Dodecanese. Source [1].

St. Charalambos, Middle part of a triptych, 1728. Collection of the 4th Ephorate of Byzantine Antiquities of the Dodecanese. Source [1].

The Crucufixion, 14th century. From the Virgin Mary's church in Lidos. Source [1].

The deposition from the Cross, 16th century. Source [1].

St. Nectarios, no date available. Source [2].

St. Panteleimon, no date available. Source [2].

St. Cosmas, no date available. Source [2].

Tribute at the holy alter, no date available. Source [3].