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Restoration of Images, 843

The 843 restoration of images marks the end of the second Iconoclast phase in the BIU001 chronological scaffold.

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843 · Restoration

Restoration and Visual Reconstruction · dated event

Dating / scope noteDefinitive restoration of images under Theodora’s regency and Patriarch Methodios; later remembered as the Triumph of Orthodoxy.
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Icons and Iconoclasm in Byzantium
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Smarthistory
Byzantine Iconoclasm and the Triumph of Orthodoxy
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Smarthistory
Icons, an introduction
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← ends-with
Second Iconoclast Period
chronological · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
← grows-in-prominence-after
Anastasis / Harrowing of Hell
source-backed · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
← grows-in-prominence-after
Koimesis / Dormition of the Virgin
source-backed · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
← names-restoration-of
Triumph of Orthodoxy
source-backed · Smarthistory, Smarthistory
← follows
Dormition at Nicaea: Figural Restoration after 843
chronological · Smarthistory
← precedes
Death of Theophilos, 842
chronological · Smarthistory
← restores-images-in
Empress Theodora (9th century)
source-backed · Smarthistory
← participates-in
Theoktistos
source-backed · Smarthistory
← installed-as-patriarch-during
Patriarch Methodios I
source-backed · Smarthistory
← commemorates
Triumph of Orthodoxy Procession, 843
source-backed · Smarthistory
← follows
Hagia Sophia Apse Mosaic Dedicated, 867
chronological · Smarthistory
← follows
Post-Iconoclast Church-Decoration Programs
chronological · The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Smarthistory
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Post-Iconoclast Icon Forms and Covers
chronological · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Post-Iconoclastic Cappadocian Figurative Programs
source-backed · UNESCO World Heritage Centre

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The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Icons and Iconoclasm in Byzantium
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text-reference-only

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