Saint Theodore Collection

Saint John the Forerunner with Saint John Climacus and Saint Theodore Stratelates, after 1571. Found in the Collection of State Open-air Museum of History, Architecture and Art, Pskov

Granite Statues in front of the Biblioteca. Venice. Italy

Enkolpion with the Crucifixion (front) and Saints Theodore and George (back)
499829 Enkolpion with the Crucifixion (front) and Saints Theodore and George (back), 1080-1120 (silver gilt & cloissoneenamel) (see also CVL 499828)

Enlightener Theodore, bishop of Rostov and Suzdal, 1581. Found in the Collection of Museum of History and Art, Suzdal

Venerable Anthony and Theodosius of the Caves, 17th century. Artist: Russian icon
Venerable Anthony and Theodosius of the Caves, 17th century. Found in the collection of the Museum of Ukrainian Visual Art, Kiev

Venerable Theodore, Prince of Ostrog, the Wonderworker of the Kiev Caves, 1885-1896. Found in the collection of the St Vladimirs Cathedral, Kiev

Saint Theodore the Varangian (Study for frescos in the St Vladimirs Cathedral of Kiev), 1884-1889. Found in the collection of the State Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow

Giovanni Antonio Pellegrini, Italian (1675-1741), The Madonna and Child Appearing to Saint Theodore and a Monastic Saint, pen and brown ink with brown wash over black chalk on laid paper

Statue on Piazzetta di San Marco, Venice, Italy
The Piazzetta di San Marco is an open space connecting the south side of the Piazza to the waterway of the lagoon. The Piazzetta lies between the Doges Palace on the east

Statue of Saint Theodore, close-up
detail of a statue of Saint Theodore, who was the patron of the city before St Mark, holding a spear and with a crocodile to represent the dragon which he was said to have slain

Limestone slab depicting two military saints
Limestone slab from the exterior decor of a church in Amaseia depicting two military saints, named by inscriptions and Theodore and George thrusting their spears into the foe. 13th century

Tile depicting Saint Theodore on a horse killing the snake, terracotta 5th-6th Century A.D. Tunisia, Sousse, Musee Archeologique (Archaeological Museum), Early Christian art

For sale as Licensed Images

Choose your image, Select your licence and Download the media

"Saint Theodore: A Symbol of Faith and Valor" In the heart of Venice, Italy, stands a magnificent tribute to Saint Theodore. This towering figure is depicted alongside Saint John the Forerunner and Saint John Climacus in a stunning granite statue in front of the Biblioteca. Their presence serves as a reminder of their unwavering devotion to their faith. Traveling eastward to Russia's Vladimir Oblast, we encounter an enkolpion adorned with intricate carvings depicting the Crucifixion on one side and Saints Theodore and George on the other. This sacred artifact symbolizes the enduring power of belief amidst adversity. The legacy extends beyond mere statues and enkolpions. In Vladimir, a statue pays homage to Prince Vladimir and St. Theodore, commemorating their valiant efforts in spreading Christianity throughout ancient Rus'. However, not all tales surrounding this revered saint are filled with triumph. The tragic story unfolds in 1903 when Theodore the Varangian met his untimely demise along with his son John. Their sacrifice serves as a testament to their unyielding commitment to defend what they held dear. Moving forward through time, we encounter Enlightener Theodore, bishop of Rostov and Suzdal in 1581. His tireless efforts brought enlightenment and spiritual guidance to countless souls during turbulent times. Within Russian iconography lies depictions of Venerable Anthony and Theodosius of the Caves from the 17th century—a testament to their profound influence on monastic life within Russia. Another notable figure emerges—Venerable Theodore, Prince of Ostrog—the Wonderworker who graced Kiev Caves from 1885-1896. Artist Viktor Mikhaylovich Vasnetsov beautifully captures his essence through artistry that transcends time. As night falls upon St Mark's Square in Venice once more, it is impossible not to be captivated by its enchanting beauty.