19th C. Russian Icon: Help Release My Sorrow

Russia, ca. mid-19th century CE. A large and impressive Russian icon depicting the crowned Theotokos, the blessed mother of God, standing in a mandorla of light above the waters of paradise, holding t

19thc Russian icon, Joy of All Who Sorrow. 10 1/2" x 12 1/4" Provenance The Estate of Dr David Y Solomon, of NYC, heart surgeon and avid collector of rare French, Middle Eastern and African antiques a

Eastern Europe, Russia, ca. 19th century CE. A gorgeous wooden icon known as "Joy of All Who Sorrow" featuring the image of the Mother of God or Theotokos holding the Christ child at the center surrou

**First Time At Auction** Eastern Europe, Russia, ca. 19th century CE. A gorgeous wooden icon known as "Joy of All Who Sorrow" featuring the image of the Mother of God or Theotokos holding the Christ

Item: Antique 19th Century Russian Orthodox Icon of "Our Lady of Joy to Those who Sorrow" Date: ca. 1850 Origin: Provincial Russia Size: 11.75 x 10 inches (30cm x 25.5cm) The subject is heartfelt in i

Russia, ca. 19th century CE. A petite and finely painted Russian icon on wood created for the veneration of the Virgin Mary. The composition reveals the artist's command of line and use of breathtakin

19th C. Russian Micromosaic Icon, depicting Our Lady of Perpetual Help. Purchased in Paris. Believed to be made in Vatican workshops. Measures 28" x 22" with frame.

Artist: Unknown Artist Title: Mother of God of All Who Sorrow (Russian Icon) Year: c. 19th Century Dimensions: 7 1/4in. by 8 3/4in. Edition: Unique One of a Kind Artwork <

Two 19thC Russian icons, 'Virgin and Child Hodegetria' and 'Joy to all who Grieve', 31 x 26 cmDepicting the Virgin and Child Hodegetria assuage my sorrow' (31 x 26 cm) and 'the mother of God, Joy to a

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19th C. RUSSIAN ORTHODOX BRASS THEOTOKOS ICONS Lot of two Russian Orthodox brass traveler's icons depicting "The Joy of All Who Sorrow", circa 19th century. Size: Largest; 5.25 x 3.25"

Four Russian icons of the Virgin19th centuryOne Virgin of Hodgegetria; one Virgin of the Three Hands; one Lamenting Virgin with the Man of Sorrows and one composite.largest 15 1/4 x 11 1/2in (39 x 29c

A RUSSIAN ICON OF THE MOTHER OF GOD JOY TO THOSE WHO SORROW, 19TH CENTURY , the central icon depicting the Holy Virgin standing on a pedestal and blessing the surrounding suppliants an Guardian Angels

ICON. RUSSIA, second half of the 19th century. OUR LADY OF PERPETUAL HELP. Silver (0.875) frame. Oil on wood. 31.5 x 27 cm

Vetka, 2nd half of 19th c. 31 x 25,5 cm

Orthodox icon showing the Our Lady of the Seven Sorrows. Russian Empire,19th century. Height 32cm, width 27cm. Tempera on chalk ground, silver plated background. Wooden panel. On the left side St. Mic

19th or Early 20th Century Oil Painting on Tin not Canvas of Our Lady of Sorrows St Marry Magdalena Religious Icon Retablo Polychrome ?16.5" H x 13" L 13.5" H x 9.75" L American ? Italian ? Russian ?

An antique Russian 19th century icon hand painted on wood panel and depicting the Mother of God and Infant Christ. Features a traditional 84 silver riza or oklad decorated with hand hammered and embos

An antique 19th-century Russian Orthodox icon. Oil on canvas painting representing Virgin Mary with Baby Jesus. Their names are written in Church Slavonic above the heads. Ornate golden frame. Orthodo

19th century Russian icon, having elaborate enamel border and crest, solid silver with gold plate riza, hand painted on wood panel, 13 1/2" h x 11" w. Provenance: from a Palm Beach, Florida estate.

Eastern Europe, Russia, ca. 19th century CE. Intriguing for its unusual subject matter, an icon depicting the Old Testatment Holy Prophet Abraham holding an icon of the Virgin Mary and Christ Child, d

Russia, ca. 19th century CE. Impressively large and exquisitely executed in egg tempera and gilt on wood, an icon of the Image of Edessa or Mandylion ("Icon Not Made by Hands"), considered to be the f

Eastern Europe, Russia, ca. 19th century CE. A very large icon depicting a winged St. John the Baptist holding a scroll as well as his severed head on a platter, with God the Father above, all finely