SAINT STEPHEN ICON
This is a reproduction of an icon of St. Stephen, deacon and martyr. It is one of our “decorative” or “mute” icons — it is merely a reproduction of an image, as opposed to our “talking” icons, which display quotes from Scripture when touched.
Our icons are created for private use and display in churches and other places in SL. They should not be resold or adapted for resale. Their size and position can be modified. Copy and Transfer permissions depend upon the particular version of the icon purchased.
ABOUT THIS ICON
St. Stephen is identified in the book of Acts as one of the original seven Deacons of the Church, and as the first Christian martyr. After giving a powerful evangelistic speech in front of the Sanhedrin, he was stoned, and St. Paul (who still Saul and had not yet become a Christian) watched over their cloaks as they did so. These events are reported in Acts 7. The Feast of St. Stephen is observed on December 26.
The original for this icon is identified on Wikimedia Commons as being on exhibit at the Museum of Byzantine Culture in Thessaloniki, Greece. It is in the public domain. https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:St_Stephen.tif
ABOUT US
Windows Into Heaven produces icons for use in Second Life: both “talking” icons and basic or “mute” icons which are simple prim images. We use only images that are in public domain. Our icons are sold at nominal cost, so that they may be widely used. All icons can be edited by the buyer with respect to size and orientation, but the image (and in the case of “talking” icons, the text and script) cannot be edited. Please note the copy/transfer permissions for the particular icon.
Our icons should not be resold in either their original or modified form, though Transfer-enabled icons may be passed along to another user.
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- reproduction of historic icon
- resizable to fit your space
