Dicho's Legacy
Dicho's son Avram (L), Avram's son Krsto (R), and Krsto's children:
Ariton, Sarzho, Temyana, Yovan and Moyso
People of Dicho's Time
Maksim Nenov (1870-1903) - student of Dicho - and his fellow-revolutionary Dimitar Stefanov.
A woman in a typical dress from Tresonce and the Miyak region
Georgi Pulevski, (1817-1893) writer and revolutionary from the Miyak region
A Tresonce couple, 19th c. typical dress for the Miyak region
Traces of Dicho's time: present-day Tresonche
Selection of works by Dicho's son Avram Dichov (1840-1923) - and his studio
Monastery Church of the Immaculate Virgin, Kichevo, North Macedonia, 1881
Dome with Christ Pantocrator, Kichevo
Church of St. Eliyah, Melnitsa, Mariovo, North Macedonia, 1881
Scroll with the dedication by the donor of the church - and various frescoes by Avram Dichov - Melnitsa, Mariovo
Church of Joachim of Osogovo - Andrey Damyanov (architect), frescoes by Avram Dichov and Miron Iliev - with some later additions
Church of the Transfiguration, Gopesh, Bitola - frescoes and icons by Josif Radev, one of Dicho Zograf's disciples
Fifty icons were stolen from this church in 2013. They have not been recovered.
In addition, the church is severely damaged by years of neglect and absence of concerted conservation efforts.
Photo of the icon screen, before the 2013 theft
Photo of the icon screen, after the 2013 theft
Avram Dichov, Mother of God with Three Hands, ca. 1890