20th-century Orthodox icon depicts Saints Constantine the Great and Helena, crowned and haloed, standing on either side of the True Cross. The centrally positioned Cross forms the compositional and theological focus, symbolizing Christ’s victory and the saints’ role in the establishment and veneration of Christianity. Constantine is shown as a bearded emperor in ceremonial robes, while Helena appears as an empress, inclined in reverence toward the Cross. Painted in tempera on a wooden panel with an ochre ground, the icon displays characteristic post-Byzantine features, including strong linear outlines, stylized facial modeling, and a warm palette of reds, greens, and earth tones. The surface shows age-related wear, craquelure, and losses consistent with devotional use. Icons of Saints Constantine and Helena were widely venerated in the Orthodox world, reflecting the union of imperial authority and Christian faith. Dimensions: 27.5 × 19 cm