A Russian orthodox icon, 'Mother of God, joy of all who sorrow', 19th C. A Russi…

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A Russian orthodox icon, 'Mother of God, joy of all who sorrow', 19th C.

A Russian Orthodox icon, 'Mother of God, joy of all who sorrow', 19th C. 35.5 x 30.7 cm

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A Russian orthodox icon, 'Mother of God, joy of all who sorrow', 19th C.

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A Russian icon showing the Smolenskaya Mother of God with silver oklad, late 19th century (icon), Kostroma, 1898 (oklad) Wooden panel with two sponki on the reverse. Tempera on chalk ground, verso with fabric cover. Heavily embossed and engraved silver oklad with gilded nimbuses. The rim hallmarked with the fineness "84", the hallmark "??183?" and the master's mark "KR" in Cyrillic. Rays of the nimbus with small defects, one piece of the painting broken off. Oklad not opened. Dimensions 32 x 26 cm. Condition: II

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ICON OF THE HOLY MOTHER OF GOD OF TENDERNESS Russia, early 19th century Tempera on wood, under a silver rhiza with chased and repoussé decoration, set with colored stones, crowned with a crown and topped with a vermeil nimbus. Marked title: 84, Saint Petersburg, 183 Master assayer's hallmark: Dimitri Tvyersko, active from 1832 to 1850 Goldsmith's hallmark: Dimitri Andrieff, active from 1835 to 1860 Dimensions: 30 x 26 cm (11 3/4 x 10 1/4 in.) Gross weight : 1 Kg 323 A Russian tempera on wood and silver icon depicting the Holy Mother of God of Tenderness, by Dimitri Andrieff, early 19th century

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