In a fascinating evaluation of the interdependence of Orthodox iconography and liturgical worship, Quenot guides the reader through the major feasts of the Church through their iconographic representations. Each image is treated not as a distinct work of art but as an integral element of a larger whole.
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Text: English (translation)
Original Language: French
Original Language: French
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Quenot explains the theological background of specific icons,
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Michael Quenot's book, The Resurrection and the Icon, offers a perfect handbook for the lay person who wishes to know more about icons and their meaning. He explains the history of icons and then goes on to discuss the theological meaning of specific icons in terms of the theology of the Incarnation and the Resurrection. I can't recommend this book highly enough.
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