"Exploring the Richness of Orthodox Iconography: From France to Ethiopia" A glimpse into the sacred world of Orthodoxy can be found in this Coptic icon of St. Bichoy, beautifully displayed in Chatenay-Malabry, Hauts de Seine, France. The serene Icon of the Virgin and Child adorns the walls of Mary Magdalene Russian Orthodox church on Mount of Olives, offering a spiritual sanctuary for worshippers. Witnessing an intimate moment between two holy figures, this Greek Orthodox icon depicts the Visitation of the Virgin Mary to her cousin, Saint Elizabeth - a powerful symbol of faith and kinship. Journeying through Thessaloniki in Macedonia, Greece brings us face-to-face with a captivating Greek Orthodox icon portraying Christ's birth - a timeless reminder of divine grace and salvation. Standing tall as one of Belgrade's architectural marvels is Sveti Sava Orthodox Church - known as the world's biggest orthodox church; it stands as a testament to Serbia's deep-rooted religious heritage. In St. George's Orthodox church lies an awe-inspiring Greek Orthodox icon depicting St. George slaying a dragon - symbolizing triumph over evil and inspiring believers with courage and strength. Transporting us to Christ's agonizing moments before his crucifixion is another striking Greek Orthodox icon depicting Him in the Garden of Olives - evoking profound contemplation among viewers. Novgorod Icon presents "Last Judgement, " an exquisite tempera on wood masterpiece that narrates humanity’s final reckoning while showcasing Russia’s rich artistic tradition within Orthodoxy. Adorning Basilica Saint Michael Monastery Cathedral in Kiev Ukraine is the Golden Saint Barbara Icon – its radiant beauty capturing hearts while honoring this revered saint within Orthodoxy. The cityscape comes alive with devotion when encountering yet another remarkable Greek Orthodox icon depicting Christ in Thessaloniki, Macedonia, Greece.