Composition of Dodekaortos icons - Engraved wooden image on canvas with golden background - Mount Athos

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Discover Composition of Dodekaortos icons - Engraved wooden image on canvas with golden background - Mount Athos, offered by Christianity Art. Find it in Paintings. Materials: Gold, Wood, Canvas. Image painted on canvas with gold background on Engraved wood. It exists in the Byzantine Agiography , in the case of the great saints and on the dashboards of the iconic churches of Orthodoxy an image as strong, as powerful as energy, as concentrated in spirituality as few. It is the Dodekaorto, that is, the depiction of the 12 most important festivals of the operational year that the Christian can have all together, worship them, pray to them and invoke what he attends. The 12th floor includes both despotic (they are associated with the ransom events of Jesus ’ life) as well as Theometoric images (about the Virgin Mary). Unique in its kind Holy image which represents the Dodecartum and in the centre is depicted as the Secret Dinner. More detailed in 12th birthday included images: The Annunciation of Our Lady, 25 March (Realt theatrical celebration) Gabriel gives the message of Sarkosis and is heard from the mouth of the Virgin Mary the great "yes" for her participation. Christmas , 25 December-(remaining dominant) We celebrate the Birth of Christ. Subject - February 2 (remaining dominant) Christ and his parents go to the temple of Jerusalem. There he is greeted by the priest Simeon. Christ’s baptism , January 6 (remaining dominant) Christ was baptized in the Jordan River by John the Baptist. The Transfiguration of the Savior, 6 August (remaining dominant) Jesus is transformed into the Mount Transfiguration with splendor and talks with Moses and Elijah in front of Peter’s disciples, James and John. Sunday of the Vaian (moving despotic holiday) Jesus Christ triumphs in Jerusalem sitting on a donkey. The Jews, holding boughs and branches, cheer him up. Resurrection of Lazarus , Saturday of Lazaros, (mobile and despotic feast) Jesus resurrected his friend Lazarus, two days after His death. The Crucifixion of Christ, (mobile despotic) Christ was crucified on the charge that he claimed to be the king of the Jews. Christ’s Resurrection , (mobile dominant) We celebrate the Lord's Resurrection. The Ascension of the Lord , celebrated 40 days from its Resurrection (mobile despotic) Christ ascends to the heavens. The Assumption of the Virgin Mary, celebrated on 15 August (remaining theatrical) We celebrate the death of the Virgin, the burial, the resurrection and her metastasis to the heavens. Pentecost ( mobile and dominant ) On the day of Pentecost the Holy Spirit's epiphany took place to the 12 disciples.