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Icon, Russia, 2nd half of the 19th century, mandorla Christ, tempera on wood, richly decorated brass oklad, angels in the upper corners, approx. 35x31cm

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Icon, Russia, 2nd half of the 19th century, mandorla Christ, tempera on wood, richly decorated brass oklad, angels in the upper corners, approx. 35x31cm

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Icon "Christ Pantocrator" Russia, 19th cent, inscribed in Church Slavonic, tempera over chalk ground on a slightly arched hardwood panel with two sponki, richly gilded, indicated kovcheg, depicting Christ as a half-length figure with his gaze directed forwards, his right hand raised in a gesture of blessing while he presents the open book of the Gospels in his left hand, in good condition, with text excerpt and inventory number Ikonenmuseum Schloss Autenried near Günzburg/Danube, dimensions 31 x 26.5 cm.

Estim. 80 - 120 EUR

Icon Crucifixion of Christ Russia, 2nd half 19th cent, inscribed in Church Slavonic, tempera on a simple hardwood panel blocked with a ponki on the reverse, Kovcheg, central depiction of Christ on the cross, above a band of clouds above him an aureole with the blessing God the Father, at his feet the bones of Adam, Christ is flanked on the right by the three Marys and on the left by his favourite disciple John and the centurion Longinus with a lance, with further marginal saints, minor losses of substance, dimensions 34.5 x 31.5 cm.

Estim. 80 - 120 EUR

Icon of St Nicholas Russia, late 19th cent, titled in Church Slavonic, tempera on a simple, unblocked hardwood panel, elaborately ornamentally punched and richly gold-bronzed, frontal half-length depiction of St Nicholas of Myra, the patron saint of Russia, in rich incarnation, his right hand raised in a gesture of blessing, holding a gospel book in his left hand, flanked at head height by Christ and the Mother of God, who are handing him the bishop's attributes, good condition, enclosed text excerpt and inventory number Ikonenmuseum Schloss Autenried near Günzburg/Danube, dimensions 22 x 18 cm.

Estim. 120 - 180 EUR

Icon of St Nicholas Russia, 19th cent, titled in Church Slavonic, tempera over chalk ground on a double-blocked hardwood panel, partly gilt, Kovcheg, frontal half-length portrait of St Nicholas of Myra, the patron saint of Russia, in rich incarnation, his right hand raised in a gesture of blessing, holding a gospel book in his left, flanked at head height by Christ and the Mother of God, defects, somewhat in need of restoration, enclosed Expertise Injuka-Kunst GmbH Munich, dimensions 32 x 26 cm.

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