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The term icon comes from the Greek eikon, which means ‘‘image.’’ More specifically, icons are images of holy figures, most often on painted panels, but they may also be created in mosaic, fresco, ivory, and other media. The tradition may ultimately derive from ancient/classical portraiture (especial
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