The Theotokos (Mother of God) is the most frequently depicted figure in Orthodox iconography after Christ himself. Her icons fall into established compositional types — Hodegetria, Eleousa, Oranta — each expressing a different aspect of her role as the one who bore God in the flesh.
11 icons

Theotokos · Eleousa
12th century · Constantinople

Theotokos · Hodegetria
16th century · Russian

Theotokos · Hodegetria
9th century · Byzantine

Theotokos · Platytera
11th century · Byzantine

Theotokos · Hodegetria
5th century (type) · Constantinople

Theotokos · Oranta
12th century · Novgorod

Theotokos
17th century · Russian

Theotokos
18th century · Russian
Theotokos
14th century · Byzantine
Theotokos
15th century · Russian

Theotokos · Protection
15th century · Russian