About this piece
This Orthodox icon of Saint Amabilis of Rouen features artwork by Mat. Olga Ivkin, a partner iconographer of St. Spyridon Icons.
About Saint Amabilis of Rouen
Saint Amabilis, also known as Mabel, was an early medieval monastic associated with the Abbey of Saint-Amand in Rouen, France. Tradition remembers her as an English noblewoman who dedicated her life to God. Her feast day is July 11. She is distinct from Saint Amabilis of Riom.
The saint is shown in a pale veil and blue and red robes, with church buildings and flowering branches in the background.
Mounted icon details
- High-resolution printed reproduction mounted on solid wood
- Finished edges and a clear protective finish
- Keyhole on the back for hanging
- Small: approximately 3.5 × 5 inches
- Medium: approximately 5.5 × 7.5 inches
- Large: approximately 8 × 10 inches
Artwork by Mat. Olga Ivkin; printed reproduction mounted and finished by St. Spyridon Icons. This listing includes one mounted icon in your selected size.
Made to order. Slight variations in print placement and wood dimensions may occur because each icon is finished by hand.
This is a flat, 2D icon print mounted on wood. Gold-colored areas, painted textures, and any appearance of depth are printed details. There is no real gold leaf, gilding, reflective foil, or carved relief.
