Pandora, the first woman in Greek mythology, is an emblematic figure inextricably linked to the concept of humanity’s destiny. Created...
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Kostas Georgiou holds degrees in History and Theology, a Master’s in Art History with a focus on Byzantine Art, and a PhD in Ecclesiastical Literature.
The Nemean Lion, a creature of frightful power and unyielding skin, was more than a mere figment of fancy. It...
1822 was marked by an uncontrollable chaotic war on land and sea. Political internal strife between factions and the growing...
Hephaestus, god of fire, metallurgy and technology in ancient Greek mythology, holds a special place in the pantheon of the...
The Battle of Thermopylae, which took place in 480 BC, was a crucial conflict during the second Persian invasion of...
The Roman assignment of rule over Greece from 146 BC brought about profound changes in the political, social, and economic...
Saint Joseph the Younger (1568-1656) was a prominent figure of the Orthodox Church and Metropolitan of Timisoara. Born in Ragusa,...
The Battle of Lefkopetra, which took place in 146 BC at Lefkopetra in Corinth, was a decisive conflict between the...
Manuel Panselnos was one of the most important Byzantine hagiographers who lived in the 13th and 14th centuries. He was...
Early Christian Art was born out of the fusion of pagan and Christian symbols and themes. The Emperor Constantine played...
The Saint Peter encaustic icon stands as an extraordinary exemplar of early Byzantine sacred art, demonstrating remarkable technical sophistication and...
Title: Christ’s Burial (1546) Artist Name: Theophanes the Cretan Genre: Byzantine Religious Art / Post-Byzantine Icon Date: 1546 CE Materials:...
