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Historical Archive: Byzantine Painting and Textiles other than manuscripts Artemis, Apollo, hero, satyrs, and Maenads on a woman’s tunic, linen and wool, 4th-5th c. Akhmim, Pushkin 5832 sacrifice of a captive funeral cushion, linen and wool loop textile with inset, 5th-6th c., Pushkin 5180 Hestia tapestry, wool, 6th c., DO BZ.1929.1, which has its own page silk, Eastern Mediterranean? 6th-7th c., Sens CT buffalo, silk, near east (Byzantine?), 6th-7th c., Sens CT B 38 tunic with fishers on insets, linen and wool, 6th-8th c., Pushkin 6707 tunic with fishers on insets, linen and wool, 6th-8th c., Pushkin 6707 Sancta Sanctorum reliquary box, Syria/Palestine, late 6th-early 7th c. This work has its own page. Icons of St. Victor and of veiled woman, Egypt late 6th-early 7th c., Florence MA. These icons have their own page. lion, medallion tunic inset, linen and wool, 7th c. Akhmim, Pushkin 5177 Christ w. Abbot Mena, encaustic, Bawit, 8th c., Louvre E 11565, X 5178. For detail see Louvre. Baptism of Christ fragment, linen and tempera, 8th to 11th c., Pushkin DB11257 pheasants, Byzantine silk, early 9th c., Hermitage КЗ-6618, fr. Moshchevaya Balka, which has its own page Cushion of St. Rémi: 10th c. silk, Byzantine? This work has its own page. "Shroud of St. Potentien", silk, 12th c. Islamic or poss. Byzantine, Sens CT B7. This work has its own page. Byzantine? peacock silk, Middle East (?), c.1100, Hildesheim museum D2009-4c and 1 icon Our Lady of the Sign, mid 12th c. before 1169, Novgorod Cathedral, which has its own interior page. This photo not available at high resolution. Nerezi Lamentation/ hymnographers, 1164, which has its own page Epitaphios of King Stefan Uroš II Milutin, gold and silver embroidery on silk, Serbia c.1300, MSOC 4660, which has its own page. purse, silk, edge strips 14th c., fabric Byzantine, Sens CT iconostasis 14th-16th c., Novgorod Cathedral, which has its own interior page Dečani monastery frescoes, 1335-47, which have their own pages Deesis late 14th c., iconostasis tallest icons: Moscow Annunciation Cathedral, which has its own page Efimiya encomium to St. Lazar, gold and silver embroidery on silk, Serbia 1402, MSOC iconostasis upper narrow strip, square feast icons early 15th c., parts Andrei Rublev and Prokhor Gorodets: Moscow Annunciation Cathedral, which has its own page Major Sakkos of Photius, Byzantine 1408-31, Armory TK-4, which has its own page Deesis in 2nd tier iconostasis: Aaron son of Feofan 1439, Novgorod Cathedral, which has its own interior page Entombment: Khutyn epitaphios, taffeta with gold/silver/silk embroidery, mid 15th c., workshop of Archbishop Euthymius/Euphemius II (1429–1459), Novgorod AM Khutyn epitaphios: Mary, angels Khutyn epitaphios: angels with flabella and candlestick or fountain Dormition of the Virgin, mid 15th c., Tretyakov Gallery Moscow. This work has its own page. figures flanking center Deesis in 2nd tier iconostasis: Andrei Lavrent’ev and Ivan Derma IArtsev 1508-09, Novgorod Cathedral, which has its own interior page Trinity, Sophia, Holy Face 1528, Novgorod Cathedral, which has its own exterior page wall paintings 1547-51, Moscow Annunciation Cathedral, which has its own page Synaxis of Mary, mid 16th c., Moscow Annunciation Cathedral, which has its own page Holy Wisdom with Mary and John (icon center right), 17th c., Novgorod Cathedral, which has its own interior page iconostasis lower narrow strip, calendar icons 17th c.: Moscow Annunciation Cathedral, which has its own page Mother of God of the Sign (Platytéra) icon, wood/gesso/glass/metal/tempera/gilding, 17th c., Novgorod AM Mother of God of the Sign: Christ Mother of God of the Sign (left) with person for scale Simon Ushakov, Mandylion over entry late 17th c., Moscow Annunciation Cathedral, which has its own page iconostasis highest tier 1770s, Moscow Annunciation Cathedral, which has its own page Nativity in lunette 1882-95, Moscow Annunciation Cathedral, which has its own page wall paintings P.A. Safonov and shop, late 19th c., Novgorod Cathedral, which has its own interior page George Bitar, 1891, Iconostasis in Paris, St. Julien le Pauvre. This work has its own page. dome Pantokrator after late 19th c., Moscow Annunciation Cathedral, which has its own page