Gallery of Contemporary Icon Paintings
This collection of Mary icon paintings captures the great mystery of the Madonna, drawing attention to the relationship between Mary and Christ, and the viewer. These Contemporary Icons of Virgin Mary explore the physical relationship, and an unspoken communication between mother and child. Icon Paintings speak of honesty and understanding, respect and responsibility, knowledge and acceptance, pride, joy and love. Whole collection of Contemporary icons available in Book form.
Angel and Serafim Icons
SMALLER ICONS OF VARIOUS SIZES about 4" x 12" 150.00 USD
The practice of painting contemporary icons in egg tempera has quietly endured. Today, thier message continues to speak across generations. As a contemporary iconographer, adding new image and perspectives, my physical, mental and spiritual strengths are reflected in the art form. Angels present the divine messengers and the unseen wisdom we all have in inspired thought. They tell us We Are Never Alone.
Women in Icon Paintings
SMALLER ICONS OF VARIOUS SIZES about 9" x 12" 390.00 USD
Exquisite Contemporary Icons are paintings of history in pictoral form, religious in context and reflections about the world we live in today. The collectors of icons help to preserve this great tradition. Iconography has the potential the shape future theology through new liturgy and perspective for men and women everywhere. Mary Jane Miller's Contemporary Icons about women are new work with exquisite skill and craftsmenship.
Repouse and Egg Tempera
hand hammered pewter 18" x 20 " 2,800.USD
Valentin Gomez, my spouse and I are both self-taught iconographers and have been quietly working together for 26 years. Valentin's work in hand tooled pewter is called the repousé technique. His master craftsmenship fits perfectly to my hand painted original Contemporary Icons in egg tempera. The techniques of Repouse and egg tempera are a perfect marrige. Our studio is open to visitors in Mexico. Our dream is to add a few new Contemporary Icons to those existing in the world, hoping that this great sacred art tradition will continue in liturgy and prayer for a long time to come.
