The breathtaking ceiling of Debre Berhan Selassie Church in Gondar, Ethiopia, features iconic angelic faces that symbolize divine protection. Built during the reign of Emperor Iyasu I (1682–1706) #Ethiopia #GondarianPeriod

This Ethiopian Gondarine-period illustration from The Four Gospels (1664–1665), titled Flight into Egypt, portrays Mary and baby Jesus seated on a donkey, accompanied by Joseph, as they flee into Egypt. #Orthodox #Ethiopia

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RT @Abyssinia_Vault: The artwork depicts Ethiopia’s adoption of Christianity around 330 CE during the reign of the royal brothers, Ezana an….

The faithful of the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church gathered at Bole Medhane Alem (The Savior of the World) Cathedral to joyfully celebrate the Resurrection of Jesus Christ. #መድኃኔዓለም #Easter

A late 1800s Ethiopian painting of the Crucifixion shows Christ on the cross , flanked by two thieves. At the foot of the cross stand the Virgin Mary, St. John, Mary Magdalene, and Mary of Clopas. Below His feet, Christ’s blood falls into Adam’s skull, symbolizing salvation.

A 19th-century Ethiopian painting depicting the moment Jesus Christ is brought before Pontius Pilate, who ceremonially washes his hands to absolve himself of responsibility. #Orthodox

This late 14th-century Ethiopian manuscript illumination depicts the Transfiguration of Christ, with Jesus standing alongside Moses and Elijah, while Peter, James, and John witness His face shining with divine light.

This late 18th-century Ethiopian painting depicts Jesus Christ sharing the Last Supper with His twelve apostles. Rendered in the distinctive style of Ethiopian Orthodox iconography, the scene is rich in color, symbolism, and spiritual intensity. #Orthodox

18th-century Ethiopian manuscript illumination showing Jesus entering Jerusalem on a donkey, welcomed by crowds laying down cloaks and palms. Rendered in traditional Ethiopian Christian style with Ge’ez script above. #PalmSunday2025 #ሆሳዕና #Orthodox

The 1400s Ethiopian illuminated Gospel Book depicts Christ’s arrest and was commissioned by Princess Zir Ganela, granddaughter of Emperor Amda Seyon I and daughter of Emperor Newaya Krestos (r. 1344–1372).Her brothers, Newaya Maryam and Dawit I, ruled from 1372–1382 and 1382–1413

RT @Abyssinia_Vault: Dating to 1398–1409, this illumination from Beta Lahem Church in Gaynt Province, South Gondar, Ethiopia, depicts the i….

RT @Abyssinia_Vault: This depiction of the archangel Michael dates back to the reign of King Yekuno Amlak (1270–1285) in Ethiopia and was c….

This Ethiopian manuscript illumination, dated between 1667 and 1706, depicts the Dormition, where Mary receives the Covenant of Mercy from Jesus. The figures present are Mary, Jesus Christ, King David, prophets, angels, and saints. #Orthodox

A late 17th-century portrait of the Ethiopian Saint Abba Giyorgis of Segla (1365–1425), also known as Giyorgis of Gasicha. A prominent 15th-century Ethiopian Orthodox author, his notable works include the Book of Hours, Hymns, and Mystery in Gə’ez, the liturgical language of EOTC

The 14th-century Byzantine-style triptych, which belongs to the Church of the Saviour of the World (መድሀኒአለም), near the 982 BCE Tadbaba Maryam Monastery in Wollo, Ethiopia, shows Christ blessing with his right hand while holding a Gospel, flanked by archangels. #Orthodox

This 1468–1478 Ethiopian manuscript illumination depicts Saint Anthony the Great, an Egyptian hermit and the founder of Christian monasticism, alongside Saint Macarius, an Egyptian monk known for his spiritual teachings. #EthiopianArt #Orthodox

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This 1400 Ethiopian manuscript illumination depicts the Annunciation. St. Gabriel appears to Mary, delivering the divine message as she spins linen, while the Holy Spirit is represented as a dove. The manuscript was likely created in Wallo, Ethiopia. #Orthodox

17th-century Ethiopian manuscript illumination, early Gonderian period, depicting Adam’s creation. Adam, God, and Archangel Michael appear above, while the Fallen Devil is shown below, reflecting the rich symbolism and vibrant style of Ethiopian Orthodox iconography.

The 1504–1505 AD Ethiopian Gospel manuscript features illumination depicting Saint Matthew in the distinctive Gunda Gundé style. This striking form of manuscript art is named after the Stephanite monastery of Dabra Garzen. #Orthodox

The 1655 illumination from the Gospel Book of Martula Maryam, created in Gojjam, Ethiopia, presents a striking depiction of The Messiah Enters Jerusalem. This illuminated manuscript, notable for its vivid artistic expression, illustrates Christ’s triumphant entry into Jerusalem.