Deesis Image Gallery

Below is a list of large images (some of these are very large) showing greater detail. Click on any link to view that image.

Images of the Deesis Mosaic at Hagia Sophia:

• Color image of the south gallery of Hagia Sophia showing the Deesis
  Source: ArtServe - The Australian National University
• Color image of Christ from the Deesis panel
  Source: ArtServe - The Australian National University
• Color close-up of the hand of Christ from the Deesis
  Source: ArtServe - The Australian National University
• Color close-up of the head of the Mary, the Theotokos, from the Deesis panel.
  Source: ArtServe - The Australian National University
• Color close-up of the head of John the Baptist from the Deesis panel
  Source: ArtServe - The Australian National University
• Color image of Christ from the Deesis panel
  Source: Sir Steven Runciman
• Color close-up of the face of Christ
  Source: Sir Steven Runciman
• Color image of Mary, Theotokos
  Source: Byzantine Painting - Andre Grabar - 1979 Skira ISBN: 0-8478-0225-6
• Color image of John the Baptist
  Source: Byzantine Painting - Andre Grabar - 1979 Skira ISBN: 0-8478-0225-6
• Black and white image of the entire panel
  Source: The Mosaics of Haghia Sophia at Istanbul, Fourth Preliminary Report - Thomas Whittemore - 1952 University Press, Oxford
• Black and white image of Christ
  Source: The Mosaics of Haghia Sophia at Istanbul, Fourth Preliminary Report - Thomas Whittemore - 1952 University Press, Oxford

Images of Hagia Sophia: 

• Color view nave of Hagia Sophia looking northeast
  Source: ArtServe - The Australian National University
• Color view of the marble revetment northwest bay of the nave of Hagia Sophia
  Source: ArtServe - The Australian National University
• Color view of the northwest bay of the nave of Hagia Sophia
  Source: ArtServe - The Australian National University
• Color view of the upper gallery of Hagia Sophia
  Source: ArtServe - The Australian National University
• Color view of the southern aisle of Hagia Sophia looking into the nave
  Source: ArtServe - The Australian National University