Synoxis of Saints with Mary and Christ in glory and Archangels.

Tempera on wood with metal riza, gilded in correspondence with the halos. The icon sees in the lower half a group of six saints, whose name is indicated in Greek characters, while in the upper part there are Mary and Jesus in Glory, flanked by archangels. The saints depicted are, from left to right: St. Gregory the Great, St. Basil the Great, St. John the bishop, St. Peter the apostle, St. Paul the apostle, St. Andrew the apostle, all important saints in the Orthodox commemorative liturgy. The figures are inscribed in a floral decoration. In the church of the first centuries, the synaxis (from Gr. Sýnaxis: assembly) was the meeting of the faithful for the reading of the sacred books and for the Eucharistic celebration. Sinassi therefore alludes to the presence of a group of people (angels, saints and saints, metropolitans and monks) who surround a central representation, therefore in iconographic art it corresponds to a group of saints or angels that surround Christ or the Madonna to glorify them. In the Orthodox liturgy such icons are usually exhibited and celebrated on the day following that of an important feast in which these Saints were co-protagonists. The icon has small diffuse color drops. Wooden reinforcement on the back. The riza is currently disassembled from the table, it requires a small intervention to get back into shape for reassembly.

Stories of Jesus and Mary

Tempera on wood. In the twelve panels that surround the central scene, which depicts the Resurrection and the Ascension of Christ, episodes from the life of Mary and Jesus are depicted. The scenes are accompanied by writing in Cyrillic. The table has diffuse but small drops in color some lack.

Tempera on wood. The large icon is divided into multiple scenes that trace the life of Jesus, starting at the top left with the depiction of the Trinity in the episode of Shechem (Old Testament), to arrive in the center at the Resurrection and Ascension of Christ. The board has some cracks in the wood and small drops in color.