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A Repetition

A Repetition

Maria Panou
A Story of Sonya Marmeladova’s Love

A Story of Sonya Marmeladova’s Love

Maxim Vasiljevic
Alexei Ivanovich and Polina Alexandrovna

Alexei Ivanovich and Polina Alexandrovna

Maxim Vasiljevic
Alyosha Karamazov

Alyosha Karamazov

Maxim Vasiljevic
Amour Proper of Nastasya Filippovna

Amour Proper of Nastasya Filippovna

Maxim Vasiljevic
Annia Snitkina

Annia Snitkina

George Kordis
Brothers Karamazov

Brothers Karamazov

Maxim Vasiljevic
Christ and the Grand Inquisitor

Christ and the Grand Inquisitor

Stamatis Skliris
Christ and the Grand Inquisitor

Christ and the Grand Inquisitor

Maxim Vasiljevic
Dostoevsky

Dostoevsky

George Kordis
Dostoevsky

Dostoevsky

Stamatis Skliris
Dostoevsky

Dostoevsky

Stamatis Skliris
Dostoevsky and the Symbol of The Crystal Palace

Dostoevsky and the Symbol of The Crystal Palace

Maxim Vasiljevic
Dostoevsky in His Wet Loneliness

Dostoevsky in His Wet Loneliness

Nektarios Mamais
Dostoevsky in the Prison Ship

Dostoevsky in the Prison Ship

Stamatis Skliris
Dostoevsky's Room

Dostoevsky's Room

Maxim Vasiljevic
Echoes of Genius: Dostoevsky and Tarkovsky’s Confluence of Visions

Echoes of Genius: Dostoevsky and Tarkovsky’s Confluence of Visions

Maxim Vasiljevic
Elder Tikhon

Elder Tikhon

Maxim Vasiljevic
Fyodor Dostoevsky

Fyodor Dostoevsky

Maxim Vasiljevic
Fyodor Dostoevsky and Maria Skobtsova

Fyodor Dostoevsky and Maria Skobtsova

Maxim Vasiljevic
Fyodor Dostoevsky Rapt in His Thoughts

Fyodor Dostoevsky Rapt in His Thoughts

Babis Pilarinos
Grushenka’s maid

Grushenka’s maid

Maxim Vasiljevic
How Ends a Poem

How Ends a Poem

Fothis Barthis
Isaac of Syria and Dostoevsky

Isaac of Syria and Dostoevsky

Maxim Vasiljevic
Ivan Karamazov

Ivan Karamazov

Maxim Vasiljevic
I’m a Ridiculous Man

I’m a Ridiculous Man

Christos Kexagioglou
Karamazov

Karamazov

Maxim Vasiljevic
Klara Olsufyevna

Klara Olsufyevna

Maxim Vasiljevic
Krotka: A Gentle Creature by Dostoevsky

Krotka: A Gentle Creature by Dostoevsky

Maxim Vasiljevic
Monologue from Underground

Monologue from Underground

Maxim Vasiljevic
Myshkin

Myshkin

Costas Labdas
Nastasya Filippovna 2

Nastasya Filippovna 2

Maxim Vasiljevic
Netochka Nezvanova 2

Netochka Nezvanova 2

Maxim Vasiljevic
Return to a Dream

Return to a Dream

Despina Karantani
Smerdyakov

Smerdyakov

Stamatis Skliris
Sonia Marmeladova

Sonia Marmeladova

Stamatis Skliris
Sonya Marmeladova

Sonya Marmeladova

Maxim Vasiljevic
Sonya Marmeladova à la Fayum

Sonya Marmeladova à la Fayum

Maxim Vasiljevic
Stairs to the Underground

Stairs to the Underground

Maxim Vasiljevic
Starets Joseph of Optina

Starets Joseph of Optina

Maxim Vasiljevic
Starets Zosima

Starets Zosima

Konstantinos Kougioumtzis
Stavrogin

Stavrogin

Maxim Vasiljevic
The Christ of Dostoevsky

The Christ of Dostoevsky

Maxim Vasiljevic
The Dream of a Ridiculous Man

The Dream of a Ridiculous Man

Maria Panou
The Grand Inquisitor

The Grand Inquisitor

Maxim Vasiljevic
The Last Look of Nastasya Filippovna

The Last Look of Nastasya Filippovna

Maxim Vasiljevic
The Underground Man

The Underground Man

Stamatis Skliris
The Wedding That Didn’t Happen—Myshkin and Nastasya

The Wedding That Didn’t Happen—Myshkin and Nastasya

Maxim Vasiljevic
Underground

Underground

Giannoulis Liberopulos
Unknown Dostoevsky’s Character

Unknown Dostoevsky’s Character

Maxim Vasiljevic
White Nights by Dostoevsky

White Nights by Dostoevsky

Stamatis Skliris
You will never reach your destination if you stop and throw stones at every dog that barks

You will never reach your destination if you stop and throw stones at every dog that barks

Nektarios Stamatelos

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SAVED BY BEAUTY
Dostoevsky and the Modern World
A Visual Tribute to the 200th Anniversary of the Birth of Fyodor Dostoevsky (1821-2021)

Painting exhibition of the group OCHRE

Edited by Bishop Maxim (Vasiljevic)

Exhibition

This exhibit is a tribute to literary legend Fyodor Dostoevsky on the occasion of two hundred years since his birth (1821-2021). The paintings reflect aspects of the author's life and struggles as well as characters and scenes from his famous novels and seek to awaken in us a sense of a deeper spiritual reality and a transformative beauty.

Saved by Beauty

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