Slavonic liturgy posters & prints

The Introduction of the Slavonic Liturgy (The cycle The Slav Epic) Alfons Marie Mucha

Traditional Slavonic Dress Anonymous

Traditional Slavonic Dress Anonymous

The Code of Law (Sudebnik) of tsar Ivan IV, 1550 Anonymous

Monks of the Greek church carrying volumes of the Liturgy, Greece Anonymous

Nikolai Andreyevich Rimsky-Korsakov, from Slavonic Composers, 1890s Ilya Efimovich Repin

The Presentation of the Virgin Mary Russian icon

Welcome to the Tsarina after the Easter Matins Alexander Andreyevich Chikin

Page of a Book of Needs (Euchologion), 15th century Russian master

Dvorak's Slavonic Dances, pub. by Simrock Anonymous

A Liturgical Book South German School

Slavonic composers, 1871-1872 Anonymous

Assembly of Stefan Nemanja, early 13th century Serbian School

The Death of the Virgin. The Roudnice Altarpiece, c.1410 Anonymous

The Battle of the Rubric John Tenniel

The Mother of God Joy of All Who Sorrow, End of 17th cen Russian icon

The Solovetsy Monastery's Revolt Against the New Books in 1666, 1885 Sergei Dmitrievich Miloradovich

The Dormition of the Virgin, 15th century Russian icon

Seven Sacraments: Ordination, ca 1637-1640 Nicolas Poussin

Christ with the soul of the Virgin at the Gates of Heaven, 1321-1322 Anonymous

Seven Sacraments: Extreme Unction, ca 1637-1640 Nicolas Poussin

Meditation Anonymous

Seven Sacraments: Marriage, ca 1637-1640 Nicolas Poussin

The Dormition of the Virgin Russian icon

Portrait of a Man praying Ambrosius Benson

The Transfiguration of Jesus, 1497 Russian icon

The Triumph of Christianity (Paradise), 17th century Anonymous

The Coronation of the Virgin, 1340-1344 Vitale da Bologna

Deacon's Dalmatic, c.1730 Mexican School

Baroncelli Polyptych Anonymous

A Young Man at Prayer, 1470s Hans Memling

The Dormition of the Virgin Byzantine icon

The Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Anonymous

Mary Magdalene Taken up to Heaven José de Ribera

Initial S and the conversion of Saint Paul Ms 41, c.1440-50 Antonio Pisanello

In Thee Rejoiceth, Second Half of the 17th cen Theodore Poulakis