Icons Written by Tobias Stanislas Haller, BSG

together with a few examples of other religious works

Saint Matthew the Accountant Tenders His Account 5" x 7"
2009

Saint Francis. 9" x 12"
2008

Saint Basil the Great. 5" x 7"
2008

Saint James of Jerusalem, the Brother of the Lord, 11x14
2008

For Saint James Episcopal Church, Parkton, Maryland. Dedicated October 26, 2008

Mark the Evangelist "of the Empty Tomb." 5 x 7
2007-8

The empty tomb in the background represents his "gospel."

Blessed John Jay. 5 x 7
2007

The statesman, jurist, philanthropist, abolitionist... and senior warden! Read more about him in this blog entry.

He Is Enthroned Upon the Cherubim. 12" diamond
2003

After Rublev's Christ Pantocrator and inspired by Eucharistic Prayer C:
“At your command all things came to be...”

Gregory the Great. 11" x 14"
2002

After the bronze relief by Della Robbia.

"Walsingham Windows" 11" x 14"
2002

What might the Magi have seen had they passed by the window to the Holy House? Hints of the Passion: spear, sponge, bowl, flail, and cross: decorate the peaceful scene. Influenced by Vermeer, Chadd's Ford and Winterthur!

The Face of the Savior. 5" x 7"
2002

Based on the icon from St Catherine's Monastery, Mt. Sinai

William Reed Huntington. 8" x 10".
2001

Huntington is shown holding a small four-sided building, a symbolic representation of his "Quadrilateral" of the Faith.

James Son of Zebedee. 8" x 10".
2000

John the Divine. 8" x 10".
2000

Christus Patiens. 12" x 26".
2000

This crucifixion scene is based on a 14th Century Bulgarian original. The figures of Mary and John are from the Byzantine tradition. The gold work in the haloes is executed in pastiglia, a built up layer of gesso under the gold leaf to produce a three-dimensional surface. The rest of the painting is egg tempera in the tradition of the high middle ages.

Blessed Juan Diego of Guadalupe. 6" x 14"
2000

The Martyrs of Memphis. 12" x 18"
1999

Read more about the Martyrs of Memphis here and here.

A ceramic version of this Icon from Bridgman Pottery, by Melissa Bridgman.

The Mother of God. 8" x 10"
1999

Saint John the Forerunner. 8" x 10"
Completed on the Feast of the Visitation 1999

Gregory the Great Devotes his Life to God. 5" x 7"
Eastertide 1999

Christ Pantokrator. 9" round
1999

Saint James of Jerusalem. 3.5" x 4"
1998

The Archangel Gabriel. 4.5" x 5"
1998

The Archangel Michael "Leader of the Hosts of Heaven." 4.5" x 5".
1998

Saint Gregory the Great. 4" x 4"
1998

Saint Paul the Apostle. After a Novgorod prototype. 4" x 4"
1998

+ Soli Deo Gloria +

	Saint Matthew the Accountant Tenders His Account 5" x 7" 2009
	Saint Francis. 9" x 12" 2008
	Saint Basil the Great. 5" x 7" 2008
	Saint James of Jerusalem, the Brother of the Lord, 11x14 2008 For Saint James Episcopal Church, Parkton, Maryland. Dedicated October 26, 2008
	Mark the Evangelist "of the Empty Tomb." 5 x 7 2007-8 The empty tomb in the background represents his "gospel."
	Blessed John Jay. 5 x 7 2007 The statesman, jurist, philanthropist, abolitionist... and senior warden! Read more about him in this blog entry.
	He Is Enthroned Upon the Cherubim. 12" diamond 2003 After Rublev's Christ Pantocrator and inspired by Eucharistic Prayer C: “At your command all things came to be...”
	Gregory the Great. 11" x 14" 2002 After the bronze relief by Della Robbia.
	"Walsingham Windows" 11" x 14" 2002 What might the Magi have seen had they passed by the window to the Holy House? Hints of the Passion: spear, sponge, bowl, flail, and cross: decorate the peaceful scene. Influenced by Vermeer, Chadd's Ford and Winterthur!
	The Face of the Savior. 5" x 7" 2002 Based on the icon from St Catherine's Monastery, Mt. Sinai
	William Reed Huntington. 8" x 10". 2001 Huntington is shown holding a small four-sided building, a symbolic representation of his "Quadrilateral" of the Faith.
	James Son of Zebedee. 8" x 10". 2000 John the Divine. 8" x 10". 2000
	Christus Patiens. 12" x 26". 2000 This crucifixion scene is based on a 14th Century Bulgarian original. The figures of Mary and John are from the Byzantine tradition. The gold work in the haloes is executed in pastiglia, a built up layer of gesso under the gold leaf to produce a three-dimensional surface. The rest of the painting is egg tempera in the tradition of the high middle ages.
	Blessed Juan Diego of Guadalupe. 6" x 14" 2000
	The Martyrs of Memphis. 12" x 18" 1999 Read more about the Martyrs of Memphis here and here. A ceramic version of this Icon from Bridgman Pottery, by Melissa Bridgman.
	The Mother of God. 8" x 10" 1999
	Saint John the Forerunner. 8" x 10" Completed on the Feast of the Visitation 1999
	Gregory the Great Devotes his Life to God. 5" x 7" Eastertide 1999
	Christ Pantokrator. 9" round 1999
	Saint James of Jerusalem. 3.5" x 4" 1998
	The Archangel Gabriel. 4.5" x 5" 1998
	The Archangel Michael "Leader of the Hosts of Heaven." 4.5" x 5". 1998
	Saint Gregory the Great. 4" x 4" 1998
	Saint Paul the Apostle. After a Novgorod prototype. 4" x 4" 1998