This is the very first icon that I acquired a number of years ago. It just so happened that it was an image of the Archangel Michael--whose name I bear. It was written by iconographer Phil Duncan and dated 1976. I love it.
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lovely icon of the taxiarch
A Blessed belated name day to you. Thanks for sharing the icon.
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