Theodore of Caesarea1066

Praise the Lord (Theodore Psalter, Ps. 148)

A page from the Theodore Psalter illustrating the great hymn in which all creation — sun, moon, sea creatures, kings, and peoples — is summoned to praise the name of the Lord (Psalms 148). A tempera-on-parchment miniature painted by the Byzantine scribe Theodore of Caesarea in 1066.

Praise the Lord (Theodore Psalter, Ps. 148) by Theodore of Caesarea depicting Psalms 148:5
View full resolutionPublic domain via Wikimedia Commons. Curated chapter-coverage gap-fill batch.Source

Depicted passages

Portrait of Theodore of Caesarea

About Theodore of Caesarea

1000-1080 · Byzantine

Byzantine monk-illuminator who in 1066 produced the Theodore Psalter (BL Add MS 19352) at the Stoudios Monastery in Constantinople — one of the most fully illustrated marginal psalters surviving from the post-iconoclastic period.