Russian Icons And Religious Art

Russia / 18th century / Icon “The Holy Trinity” / wood / religious An evocative 18th-century Russian Orthodox icon depicting “The Holy Trinity,” masterfully painted on wood in the t...

Russia / 19th Century / Religious Icon / Egg tempera and gilt on wood panel / Antique A beautifully preserved 19th-century Russian Orthodox icon depicting Saint Nicholas the Wonderw...

Russia / 19th century / Icon St. John the Warrior / wood / Religious A striking 19th-century Russian icon depicting St.

Russia / 19th Century / Religious Icon of St George and the dragon / wood / Antique A compelling 19th-century Russian Orthodox icon depicting Saint George and the Dragon, finely han...

Russia / 19th Century / Religious Icon Christ Pantocrator / wood / Antique A striking 19th-century Russian religious icon depicting Christ Pantocrator, finely hand-painted in temper...

Russia / 19th Century / Religious Icon of the Twelve Great Feasts / wood / Antique A magnificent 19th-century Russian Orthodox icon depicting The Twelve Great Feasts, exquisitely ha...

The border retains traces of its original red frame, a characteristic feature of 19th-century devotional art. A moving testament to Russian Orthodox faith and craftsmanship, this ic...

Russian Orthodox icon, circa 1900. Three full-length saints stand against a gold ground beneath a half-figure of Christ in blessing, set on clouds. Each figure is identified by a Chu...

A distinguished addition to any collection of Russian icons, religious art, or antique devotional objects, this piece encapsulates the spiritual ethos of the Intercession feast: the ...

The elaborate ornamental border further enhances the icon's decorative and devotional character. Its compact dimensions make it suitable both for a private collection of Russian icon...

Russian Orthodox icon, 19th century, on a wooden panel. At the centre is the Resurrection of Christ: Christ in a mandorla, drawing the dead from the tombs, with angels. The inscripti...

Russian Orthodox icon “Saint Nicholas the Miracleworker,” made in the Russian Empire in the middle of the 19th century. The icon depicts Saint Nicholas in bishop’s vestments, blessin...

Russian Orthodox icon, circa 1900. The Resurrection of Christ occupies the centre: Christ stands in glory above the empty tomb, flanked by two seated angels. The Church Slavonic capt...

The present example bears the kokoshnik mark used from 1899 with a standard of .875 silver. Icons of this caliber were often commissioned for private devotion or as significant gifts...

Russian Orthodox icon of selected saints, 19th century, on a wooden panel with a gilt, engraved ground. Christ appears in the clouds at the top, both hands raised in blessing. Below ...

Russia, 19th Century A finely painted Russian Orthodox icon depicting the Vision of Saint Sergius of Radonezh, in which the Mother of God appeared to the revered Russian saint. The ...

A beautiful example of Russian Orthodox devotional art, particularly appealing to collectors of religious art, Russian icons, and traditional Orthodox craftsmanship.

Russian Orthodox icon of the Descent of the Holy Spirit, circa 1820, on a wooden panel. The inscription at the top reads Obraz Soshestviya Sv. Dukha (Image of the Descent of the Holy...

Russian Orthodox icon of the Nativity of the Most Holy Mother of God, 19th century, on a wooden panel. The title across the top reads Obraz Rozhdestvo Presvyatyya Bogoroditsy (Image ...

A moving and collectible example of Russian Orthodox religious art, ideal for connoisseurs of icons, spiritual symbolism, and 19th-century Slavic craftsmanship.

An excellent addition to a collection of Russian icons, Orthodox religious art, devotional objects, or ecclesiastical antiques, this icon embodies both artistic craftsmanship and spi...

Russia / 19th century / Religious Icon / oak / Baroque / Antique Religious Russian Icon “The Suffering Mother God”, 19th Century in tempera on panel from the estate of a collector.

RUSSIAN TETRAPTYCH ICON WITH TWENTY PANELS OF THE GREAT FEASTS AND IMAGES OF THE MOTHER OF GOD Russia, probably the workshops of Old Believers First half of the 19th century Cast co...

Russian Orthodox icon of the Mother of God, Joy of All Who Sorrow (Vsekh skorbyashchikh Radost), painted on a wooden panel after 23 July 1888. The Mother of God stands on a circular ...

A compelling example of 19th-century Russian religious art, this icon offers both spiritual resonance and strong decorative presence, ideal for collectors of Orthodox iconography, an...

Exquisite antique Russian vermeil silver and cloisonne enamel pendant icon depicting Our Lady of Kazan, Kazanskaya Bogomater. Assayer's mark for Ivan Sergeyevitch Lebedkin, Moscow ...

Icon "The Intercession of the Theotokos, or the Protection of Our Most Holy Lady Theotokos and Ever - Virgin Mary", is a Christian feast of the Mother of God celebrated in the Easter...

Russian Orthodox icon, circa 1900, on a wooden panel. At the top is the Holy Trinity: three angels at a table. Below, the Mother of God appears to St. Sergius of Radonezh. She stands...

19th Century Russian Orthodox Minei (Menaion) Icon with Saints and Feast Days Icône Minei (Menaion) orthodoxe russe exceptionnelle du XIXe siècle, illustrant le calendrier liturgique...

Russian Orthodox icon, 19th century. The panel shows the Entry of Christ into Jerusalem. Christ sits on a white donkey at the centre, wearing a red cloak over a dark blue garment, hi...

An outstanding piece for a collection of Russian icons, religious art, ecclesiastical antiques, or Eastern Orthodox devotional objects.

Its generous dimensions and strong spiritual character make it an important addition to a collection of Russian icons, Orthodox religious art, ecclesiastical antiques, or devotional ...

A beautiful example of nineteenth-century Russian religious art, combining historical significance, devotional character and outstanding craftsmanship.

A superb addition to a collection of Russian icons, Orthodox religious art, ecclesiastical antiques, or museum-quality devotional objects.

It would appeal to collectors of Russian icons, antique religious objects, enamel icons and 19th-century ecclesiastical art.

Russian Orthodox icon depicting the Kazan Mother of God (Kazanskaya Bogomater), dating from the early 19th century. The central composition presents the Virgin Mary in half-length w...

An excellent addition to a collection of Russian or Greek icons, Orthodox religious art, ecclesiastical antiques, or devotional objects.

This piece makes an extraordinary addition to any religious art collection, sacred space, prayer room, or fine European décor setting.

Featuring a brilliant high-quality gilt bronze cross, finely cast and richly decorated, mounted with haloed crucified Christ figure, adorned with palmette tips, projecting winged ang...

Encased in a richly gilded frame, this icon exemplifies traditional Russian Orthodox craftsmanship, combining religious significance with artistic mastery.

With rich patina and age-appropriate wear, this rare icon is an exceptional piece for collectors of religious artifacts and Russian iconography, embodying the sacred artistry and sym...

An evocative and collectible example of Russian religious folk art, ideal for collectors of icons, ecclesiastical antiques, and historic devotional objects. —————————————— Whenever...

Rich in spiritual significance and devotional character, this icon represents one of the most beloved subjects of Eastern Orthodox religious art.

The artifact depicting the Madonna and Child is a testament to the artistry and devotion of the Russian Orthodox tradition. It combines meticulous craftsmanship with profound religio...

A visually compelling and spiritually resonant work, well suited for collectors of Russian religious art or as a dramatic focal piece in an interior.

Contributed to the Pan-Russian Manufacturing Exhibition in Moscow (1865, gold medal), Exposition Universelle in Paris (1867), Weltausstellung in Vienna (1873), Pan-Russian Exhibition...

Hand-carved wooden Christmas figures became popular in Russia and Eastern Europe in the late 19th and early 20th centuries as a way to bring religious symbolism and Old-World folk ar...

During the 1920s he devoted himself to religious art: commissions for sculptures on church buildings, participation in the “Exhibition of Religious Art” at the Ernst Arnold Gallery i...

Chemiakin developed the philosophy of Metaphysical Synthesism, which was dedicated to the creation of a new form of icon painting based on the study of religious art.

Chemiakin developed the philosophy of Metaphysical Synthesism, which was dedicated to the creation of a new form of icon painting based on the study of religious art.

The work of Roussel, influenced by Byzantine art, inspired Lembo to create mirrors, often decorated in the style of Russian icons.

Taking a cue from Andy Warhol, Kosolapov delights in iconic symbols of American consumerist culture. For Kosolapov, these include Mickey Mouse, Marlboro, and Coca-Cola, images of whi...

The work of Roussel, influenced by Byzantine art, inspired Lembo to create mirrors, often decorated in the style of Russian icons.

The work of Roussel, influenced by Byzantine art, inspired Lembo to create mirrors often decorated in the style of Russian icons.

The work of Roussel, influenced by Byzantine art, inspired Lembo to create mirrors, often decorated in the style of Russian icons.

His collection, comprising over 1200 icons from Russia, Ukraine, Bulgaria, Greece, and Romania, stands as a testament to his lifelong dedication and passion for religious art.