This paper encloses a record of the portrait representations of Saint Metropolitan Peter Movila in Kiev churches, monasteries, church books, and museums, with references to the Romanian artistic pieces that have connections with Ukrainian ones. The period under scrutiny covers the 17th–19th centuries and reaches the present days. After a brief recall of the Metropolitan’s outstanding activities as a hierarch and a scholar, I am listing his portraits preserved in Kiev, at the Petcherska Lavra, the Berestovo Monastery, in Kiev Museums and church collections, in manuscripts and printed books. I collected this information while visiting Kiev in 2015 and 2018 and after consulting a large number of historical sources and art catalogues. Another topic that I comment on is connected to Peter Movila’s heraldry and the coat-of-arms of the Movila family, as reformulated by the Metropolitan in his official portraits.