A reference to the iconic moments in the history of iconography.
A journey through the boundless world of Byzantine iconography.

After the Revolution, Nazarene art dominated until artists like Theofilos and Kontoglou paved new paths in iconography. Papaloukas blended Byzantine elements with Expressionism, while Kopsidis and Samios developed personal styles rooted in the Greek painting tradition. These influential figures transformed the relationship between the faithful and the icon, and the dialogue with tradition continues to this day—reaching even Saint Nicholas at Ground Zero in New York.