| | | Our brand new Cloister Collection icons were fashioned in Steubenville, Ohio by a dedicated team of Catholic woodworkers and graphic restoration artists.
These large, weighty icons have a medieval, weathered look produced through a complex process of machining and digital printing.
Feed your soul and others' with these rich depictions from the history of the Catholic Church.
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"Assumption of the Virgin" by Bergonone
The original image was painted on a board as part of a polyptych and shows Mary being assumed and crowned in one celestial motion. Surrounding angels and heavenly hosts play music to praise Our Lord and honor Our Lady in the momentous occasion. The yellow angels surrounding Mary are reminiscent of a mandorla, a medieval diamond shaped backdrop, symbolizing an opening into heaven.
Size Price
8"x12" $50.00
12"x18" $100.00
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Madonna and Child by Guariento di Arpo
The image shows Mary in pink and Jesus in a blue, white, and orange striped cloth. Jesus has His hand held up in blessing. It was painted by Guariento di Arpo in the 1300's in Padua, and is currently on display in the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Size Price
9.5"x16" $75.00
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Crucifixion with St. Peter and St. Paul
The image shows our Lord being crucified on a tree with the branches facing upwards. Below him are two male saints, likely Sts. Peter and Paul.
St. Peter, the older one on the left is singing "Salve, crux pretiosa, suscipe discipulum eius qui pependit in te magister meus Christus" which translates to "Hail Precious Cross, receive me a disciple of my master Christ who hung on thee".
St. Paul, the younger man on the right is singing "Mihi autem absit gloriari nisi in cruce Domini nostri Iesu Christi per quem mihi mundus crucifixus est et ego mundo" which translates to, "But God forbid that I should glory, save in the cross of our Lord Jesus Christ; by whom the world is crucified to me, and I to the world" (Gal 6:14).
Size Price
6"x16" $60.00
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| | Holy Trinity Angels
The image depicts the three angels who visited Abraham, who are commonly referred to as the Holy Trinity Angels. The original icon was written in the early 1400s by a Russian iconographer named Andrei Rublev.
Size Price
8"x10" $50 12"x16" $100
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