19th C. Russian Brass Icon - Virgin of Burning Bush

**Originally Listed At $400** Russia, first half of the 19th century CE. Very fine brass and enamel icon in an almost square format. Subject of the icon is the Virgin of the Burning Bush. Central imag

19th century Russian icon. "The Virgin of Burning Bush". Painting on wood. Oklad of silver plated copper. In need of general cleaning. Wear and tear due to use and the passage of time. Measurements: 3

Russian icon "Our Lady of the Burning Bush". - 19th century. - 10x9 cm. Brass. Gilding. Enamel.

Eastern Europe, Russia, ca. late 19th to 20th century CE. A fabulous brass relief icon depicting Virgin Mary from the Deisis (or Deesis) Row, shown holding a scroll of Scripture and holding her right

Eastern Europe, Russia, ca. 1760 to 1780 CE. Alternatively called the Virgin of the Burnish Bush or the Virgin of the Unburnt Bush, the iconographically rich composition of this icon, finely delineate

19THC.RUSSIAN ICON "OUR LADY OF THE BURNING BUSH" SOTHEBY'S PROVENANCE (14" X 11 5/8")

An early 19th-century Russian Orthodox icon depicting The Mother of God of the Burning Bush. The burning, but unburned bush marked the immaculate conception of the Mother of God Christ from the Holy S

19TH C. RUSSIAN ICON MOTHER OF GOD OF THE BURNING BUSH. 15''H x 12''W.

Item: Our Lady of the Burning Bush Russian Icon Origin: Russia Date: 19th century Materials: Wooden board with egg tempera on gesso Size: 31 x 36.5 cm Please note that this lot has a reserve. When you

19th century, Nine part Russian icon: Bogoliubskaya Mother of God, The Burning Bush, Unexpected Joy Mother of God, Kazanskaya Mother of God, Akhtuirskaya Mother of God, Seeking of the Lost Mother of G

Artist: Unknown Artist Title: Mary of the Burning Bush (Russian Icon) Year: c. 19th Century Dimensions: 5 5/8in. by 7in. Edition: One of a Kind Unique Artwork Mediu

Two Russian icons, the Burning Bush and a Holy Feast Days icon, 18th/19thC, 15,5 x 18 - 26 x 31,5 cmThe Holy Feast Days icon with a silver-plated oklad.

19th C. RUSSIAN ORTHODOX BRASS THEOTOKOS ICONS Lot of two Russian Orthodox brass traveler's icons depicting the Theotokos of the Unburnt Bush, one with bail. Circa 19th century. Size: 3.5 x 3.75" (Exc

Item: The Burning Bush Mother of God Russian Icon Origin: Central Russia Date: 19th century Materials Egg tempera, gold leaf and gesso on wood Two splints top and bottom Size: 12.25 x 10.5 inches (31

A FINELY PAINTED ICON OF THE MOTHER OF GOD OF THE BURNING BUSH WITH OKLAD Russian, 2nd half 19th century (icon), Russian, circa 1870 (oklad) Egg tempera on wood panel with kovcheg. Executed in bright

Russian Icon, Moscow School, 19th C., tempera on panel, "The Holy Trinity", in a stylized "Burning Bush"; together with a Russian Icon, 19th C., Novgorod School, tempera on panel, "scenes from the Lif

A LARGE QUADRI-PARTITE ICON Russian, 19th century Tempera on wood panel. The core of the panel showing the crucified Christ. The upper register depicting the Mother of God of the Burning Bush and St.

TWO ICONS SHOWING THE MOTHER OF GOD OF 'THE BURNING BUSH' AND A FEAST DAY ICON Russian, late 19th century Oil on wood panels. The background gilded and incised to resemble a chased gilded silver oklad

Tempera on wood, levkas, gilding, enamel.

Tempera on wood, levkas, enamel.

Item: Russian Icon Saint: Pokrov, Virgin Mary offering a veil to protect the people of Constantinople from Saracen invasion Date: Circa 1890 Origin: Central Russia, provincial Materials: Egg tempera a

Antique 19th Century Russian Orthodox Icon of the Virgin Mary "Our Lady of Kazan" in Slivered Brass Oklad This Icon is of the Virgin Mary and Christ Child in the pose called "Our Lady of Kazan". Origi

Antique 19th Century Russian Orthodox Icon of the Virgin Mary "Our Lady of Joy to Those Who Sorrow" with Brass Oklad This Icon is of the Virgin Mary called "Our Lady of Joy to Those Who Sorrow." The V

Antique 19th Century Russian Orthodox Icon of the Virgin Mary "Our Lady of Tikhvin" in Brass Oklad This Icon is of the Virgin Mary and Christ Child in the pose called "Our Lady of Tikhvin". Origin: Mo