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Friday, January 25, 2013
The glass-bead icons of Angelika Artemenko
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ReplyDeleteBeautiful.
ReplyDeleteis it really an icon? I ask because an icon is to be venerated and an aid to to prayer. Would not people be gushing over the "decorative" part of this art object? Just some thoughts not condemnation.
ReplyDeleteit work by Angelika Artomenko - the famous ukranian icon painter and master of decorative art. Al icons are beautiful!!!
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