Definition of Iconostas. Meaning of Iconostas. Synonyms of Iconostas

- In Eastern Christianity, an iconostasis (Gr****: εἰκονοστάσιον) is a wall of icons and religious paintings, separating the nave from the sanctuary in a...
- portray 12 six-winged angels as described in the Book of Isaiah. The Iconostas was designed by Chrystyna Dochwat. In the middle are the Royal Doors on...
- Also on the iconostas are St. Nicholas, St. John the Baptist, as well as St. Volodymyr and Saint Olha. The wooden frame of the iconostas was hand-carved...
- who lived and worked in Plovdiv between 1836 and 1840. icons interior iconostas The bell tower Wall fresco in the portico. View from Plovdiv ethnographic...
- were designed by V. Frolov, while the wood carvings and gilding of the iconostas were made by P. Abosimov. The paintings of the central and the right-side...
- Vikentija (Stojisavljević) from Dragović monastery in 1801 and its current iconostas dates from the mid-19th century. Throughout the centuries, the church...
- who painted eighteen big wall compositions and almost fifty icons for iconostas during the period of 1841 to 1845. The artist was under the influence...
- Australian War Memorial Tomb of the Unknown Soldier 2001: Supply of the iconostas for a Black Madonna Icon presented to and blessed by Pope John Paul II...
- meters long. The altar is divided from the central nave by a wooden carved iconostas. All the interiors are frescoed by 18th century paintings of Kostandin...
- century. This church is unique in Hungary and Central Europe, as its iconostas was stone built, instead of the usual wooden material. Béla Linder, military...