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(7 pp) If some one wants to have you "buy
something "- whether it is an idea, a belief or an
item, there are ways to go about that, that will
make you more susceptible to that new thing. Some
of these early marketing principles were put into
place in both Russia and France to encourage pagan
converts, to view the "new ways of the Church
more favorably."
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and France to encourage pagan converts, to view the "new ways of the Church more favorably." BBeCHart.doc RELIGIOUS ART: Russia & France c15C
Written by B. Bryan Babcock for the Paperstore, Inc., December 2000 Introduction If some one wants to have you "buy something "-
whether it is an idea, a belief or an item, there are ways to go about that, that will make you more susceptible to that new thing. Some of
these early marketing principles were put into place in both Russia and France to encourage pagan converts, to view the "new ways of the Church more favorably." Russia Russia
like most of Northern Europe was a pagan country until about the tenth century. The Orthodox version of Christianity from the Byzantium was officially adopted by the country in
988 AD. Iconography is unique to the Russian Orthodox experience. These two dimensional wall pieces are spectacular due to their use of metals and jewels. The saints face
and hand may be shown in realistic detail, but the rest of their visual body is covered in metals that are geometric in design or fine tooled or cut to
the quality of lace. The faces and hands of these icons appear almost as burnished leather, but that may be due either to the age and quality of the
painted surface, or may have been colored by the smoke from incense or candle flames. Some of the effect of that dark brownish skin tones may also be due
to the contrast which is provided with the oil paint and the shinier metallic surface. Icons which I would suggest viewing include: St. Nicholas the Miracleworker. This
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