Most people don’t expect a disposable pen, a sticky note, or a simple paperclip to end up in museum collections. Yet some of the world’s most recognizable design icons were never created to become ...
This icon commemorates the Triumph of Orthodoxy, a pivotal moment in Byzantine history. It depicts the Empress Theodora, dressed in red, who restored the use of images in religious worship in AD 843.
Cole, Herbert M. 1989. ICONS: Ideals and Power in the Art of Africa. Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian Institution Press for the National Museum of African Art.
This icon commemorates the Triumph of Orthodoxy, a pivotal moment in Byzantine history. It depicts the Empress Theodora, dressed in red, who restored the use of images in religious worship in AD 843.
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