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FINELY PAINTED RUSSIAN ICON SHOWING ST. FLORUS, ST. ANTIPAS, ST. LAURUS end of 19th c. 31 x 26.5 cm

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FINELY PAINTED RUSSIAN ICON SHOWING ST. FLORUS, ST. ANTIPAS, ST. LAURUS end of 19th c. 31 x 26.5 cm

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19th century Russian icon, painted wood with gilded brass rizza, featuring Mary and Jesus, dim: 22.5 x 18 cm

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Four-panel icon Russia, 19th century, inscribed in Church Slavonic, solid hardwood panel with two horizontal blocks on the reverse, tempera over chalk ground, engraved and punched, richly gold-grounded, four small-format depictions showing the following scenes in a clockwise direction: St George slaying the dragon, St Michael leading the army, St George and St Demetrios and St Theodore Tyron and Theodore Stratelates, surmounted by a tondo with the Holy Trinity, framed by foliage, the panel with a break, loss of substance, minimal loss of substance, dimensions 38 x 31 cm.

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