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1115 - A RARE ICON DEPICTING THE MOTHER OF GOD OF MINSK WITH A SILVER OKLAD Russian, early 20th century (icon), Russian, Moscow, Semyon Galkin, 1908–1917 (oklad) Oil on wood panel, the reverse covered with velvet. The silver oklad is heavily repoussé. Marked with the district assay office mark, the 84 standard, and the Cyrillic master’s mark “SG.” The reverse features a plaque engraved with the date “Minsk, November 8, 1915.” The oklad shows minimal damage. 26.7 x 22.2 cm.
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A RARE ICON DEPICTING THE MOTHER OF GOD OF MINSK WITH A SILVER OKLAD Russian, early 20th century (icon), Russian, Moscow, Semyon Galkin, 1908–1917 (oklad) Oil on wood panel, the reverse covered with velvet. The silver oklad is heavily repoussé. Marked with the district assay office mark, the 84 standard, and the Cyrillic master’s mark “SG.” The reverse features a plaque engraved with the date “Minsk, November 8, 1915.” The oklad shows minimal damage. 26.7 x 22.2 cm. RARE DATED ICON OF THE MOTHER OF GOD OF MINSK WITH SILVER FRAME Russia, early 20th century (icon), Russia, Moscow, Semyon Galkin, 1908–1917 (Oklad) Wooden panel, with a velvet backing on the reverse. Oil painting. Oklad made of heavily embossed silver. 26.7 x 22.2 cm. Hallmarked with the mark of the district assay office, fineness '84', and the master’s mark 'SG' in Cyrillic. A plaque affixed to the reverse bears the engraved date 'Minsk, November 8, 1915'. Oklad in minor condition.
Auction details
161-II: Art & Icons from the Orthodox World. Part 2Auction house
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