Mother of God - a bust

(convex and engraved gold ornaments as well as agate and dotted on gold)

Mother of God - Pieta

Mother of God the Pneumatofora

With natural turquoises on gold.

Mother of God the Eleusa - in the Coptic style

Mother of God the Eleusa - in the Coptic style

Mother of God of Fatima

Mother of God the Pneumatofora

Mother of God the Pneumatofora

Mother of God - a bust

Mother of God the Pneumatofora

Mother of God - a bust

Mother of God the Pneumatofora

Mother of God - Pieta

Mother of God the Eleusa

Mother of God the Pneumatofora

Mother of God the Pneumatofora

Mother of God

Mother of God

Mother of God the Eleusa

Mother of God from Jasna Góra/from Czestochowa/ Black Madonna (detail)

Mother of God the Sobieska from the cathedral in Wroclaw

Mother of God the Eleusa

Mother of God the Eleusa

Mother of God the Eleusa

Wlodzimierska Divine Mother

Mother of God the Pneumatofora

Mother of God the Pneumatofora

Our Lady of Sorrows

Mother of God the Pneumatofora

Mother of God with Child

Mother of God the Pneumatofora

Mother of God the Pneumatofora

Mother of God the Pneumatofora

Mother of God the Pneumatofora

Mother of God from Czestochowa

Mother of God the Pneumatofora

Mother of God with Child

Mother of God the Pneumatofora

Our Lady of Sorrows

Mother of God the Pneumatofora

Mother of God with Child

Bohorodczańsko-Korbielowska Divine Mother

Mother of God

Mother of God the Pneumatofora

Wlodzimierska Divine Mother

Our Mother of Perpetual Help

The icon comes probably from XII - XIII c.

Wlodzimierska Divine Mother

According to icon by Andrzej Rublow from XV century.

The Madonna of Good Counsel

According to the image of The Madonna of Genazzano, Italy. It comes probably from the fifteenth century, from the area of Szkodry in Albania, which is the main patron of. The oldest copy of the image in Poland (XVII century.) is located in the Church of Saint Jack in Warsaw.

Gypsy Madonna (The Madonna of the Streets)

Models for this image was 11-year-old Angelina Cian with her younger brother. Over time, the image was popularized as religious. He won the 2nd international exhibition of modern art in Venice in 1897 (Venice Biennale).

Mother of God from Kykkos

Mother of God from Kykkos

Accordint to contermporary icon of Marry the Virgin "Virgen del Camino" by Kiko Argüello.

Wlodzimierska Divine Mother

According to icon by Andrzej Rublow from XV century.

Wlodzimierska Divine Mother

According to icon by Andrzej Rublow from XV century.

Mother of God with Child

According to Bernardo Daddi, made around 1340-45

Divine Mother of Good Death

Original from XVI century burned down during Warsaw Uprising. Copy, which was in Seminary Church dedicated to Rapure of Blessed Maria and Holly Joseph the Bridegroom in Warsaw, was made by Marian Paciorek.

Mother of God with Child

Mother of God with Child

Mother of God with Child

According to icon by Andrea Montegna, XV century.
Currently hold in Staatliche Musemu, Berlin, Germany.

Mother of God from Spoletto

Image of Mother of God the Painfull, worshiped by Saint Gabriel.

Divine Mother the Lactescent

According to Paolo di Giovanni Fei.
Icon was made around year 1370.

Mother of God from Jamna

(called Divine Mother of Reliable Hope)
Contemporary icon

Mother of God from Lopienka

(called Divine Mother of Beutiful Love)
According to carpathian icon from Lopienka

Mother of God the Pneumatofora

(Holly Sprit Carrier)
Icon made in early 80s of XX century.

Mother of God

(called icon of Encouragement and Good Advice)
It is located in the church of Mother of God’s Annunciation in monastery on Holy Mount Athos in Greece. A copy is venerated in the monastery of Saint Ciril and Methodius in Ujkowice, near Przemyśl.

Mother of God from Kykkos

Accordint to contermporary icon of Marry the Virgin "Virgen del Camino" by Kiko Argüello.

Mother of God from Kykkos

Creation of this image is attributed to Saint Lucas Evangelist.
Most likely it was not written earlier than in the beginning of XI century.
The icon comes from the Kykkos monastery in Cyprus.

Ostrobramska Divine Mother

(called Divine Mother the Merciful, Queen of Polish Crown)
Author unknown.
Image is in the Ostrobramska Chapel in Vilnius

Mother of God from Czestochowa (detail)

(called Black Madonna, Queen of Poland)

Mother of God from Czestochowa

(called Black Madonna, Queen of Poland)
Icon from second half of XIV century, author unknown.
Currently in the monastery of Jasna Gora in Czestochowa.

Wlodzimierska Divine Mother

According to icon by Andrzej Rublow from XV century.

Mother of God from Donsk

According to legend it was written by Teofan the Greek in late XIV century.