Stefan Likić (Srem, c. 1680 - Slavonia, c. 1750) was a Serbian graphic artist and master woodcarver from the first half of the 18th century. His works are on display at the Serbian Orthodox Church Museum in Belgrade.[1]
Stefan Likić was a priest and an artist—a master in woodcuts—who worked for churches and monasteries, including Lepavina Monastery, in Slavonia during the height of the Habsburg Empire.[2] Many icons were attributed to him; Deesis of Saint Simeon and Saint Sava (1712);[3] Antimension of Christ with the Apostles (1724);[4] and two-sided woodcut representing St. Nicholas and St. John the Baptist (1732).[5]
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