John Tohabi

A self-portrait of John with his khelrtva.

John Tohabi (Georgian: იოანე თოჴაბი, romanized: ioane toẖabi; fl. late 11th - early 12th century^[a]) was a Georgian ordained priest, hieromonachos^[3] and icon painter whose works were donated in the High Middle Ages to the Saint Catherine's Monastery on Mount Sinai and its monastic community,^[4]^[5] originally all displayed together for the decoration of the entire church.^[6]

^ Lidova, p. 80
^ Kalopissi-Verti, p. 134
^ Le Muséon, p. 407
^ Dumbarton, p. 369
^ Le Muséon, p. 403
^ Lidova (2011), p. 355

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[1] Lidova, p. 80

[2] Kalopissi-Verti, p. 134

[4] Le Muséon, p. 407

[5] Dumbarton, p. 369

[6] Le Muséon, p. 403

[7] Lidova (2011), p. 355

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