The icons written by Dr. Isaac Fanous in the Museum’s collection represent his early development of Neo-Coptic iconography
1976.1.3
Neo-Coptic Icon: St. Matthew (1964)
Tempera on wood 55cm x 29cm
Isaac Fanous (1919-2007)
Photo: Sarah Asaad
1976.1.4
Neo-Coptic Icon:St. Mark (1964)
Tempera on wood 55cm x 29cm
Isaac Fanous (1919-2007)
Photo: Sarah Asaad
1976.1.5
Neo-Coptic Icon: St. Luke (1964)
Tempera on wood 55cm x 29cm
Isaac Fanous (1919-2007)
Photo: Sarah Asaad
1976.1.6
Neo-Coptic Icon: St. John (1964)
Tempera on wood 55cm x 29cm
Isaac Fanous (1919-2007)
Photo: Sarah Asaad
1987.4.3
Neo Coptic icon: Christ Pantocrator (1964)
Oil on canvas 55cm x 29cm
Isaac Fanous (1919-2007)
Photo: Sarah Asaad
1987.4.4
Neo Coptic icon: St. Mary and The Divine Child (1964)
Oil on canvas 55cm x 29cm
Isaac Fanous (1919-2007)
Photo: Sarah Asaad
2018.1.1 Triptych (1967)
Central panel: Christ Pantocrator 20.5cm x 17.5cm
Right panel: Jesus’s Entry into Jerusalem 22.2 cm x6.5cm
Left panel: The Crucifixion 22.2 cm x6.5cm
Tempera on wood
Isaac Fanous (1919-2007)
Photo: Coptic Museum of Canada
2018.1.2
Triptych (1967)
Central panel: The Virgin and the Child 20.5cm x 17.5cm
Right panel: An angel holding a palm branch with the left hand; right hand pointing to the central panel 22.2cm x6.5cm
Left panel: An angel holding a palm branch with the left hand; right hand raised with palm facing 22.2 cm x 6.5cm
Tempera on wood
Isaac Fanous (1919-2007)
Photo: Coptic Museum of Canada