- Icon depicting Saint Nicholas of Bari in the upper left-hand corner, below him is an angel with a staff, next to him, in the lower right-hand corner, Saint Athanasius of Alexandria, and above, the V...

- Icon depicting Saint Nicholas of Bari in the upper left-hand corner, below him is an angel with a staff, next to him, in the lower right-hand corner, Saint Athanasius of Alexandria, and above, the Virgin Mary with the baby Jesus.
- In the centre is a mother-of-pearl cross depicting Saint John the Baptist baptising Jesus, together with the four Evangelists. In the lower part of the panel is Saint Nicholas of Bari.
- The panel is rectangular, and is placed on a velvet-lined táblex. The cross, made of mother-of-pearl and nailed to the panel, is made up of several parts.
- It is not flat, being arched along a vertical axis. Its average thickness is about 2 cm. The back is lined with red cloth.
- The icon, probably of Russian origin, consists of a single panel. During processing it seems that the base of the cross was cut out of the board in order to position it properly in the centre. As a result, a piece of board is missing from the upper part of the cross. Part of this piece has been restored.
- The workmanship is of high quality, made with very attractive bright colours, mainly reds, blues and greens.
- It is divided into four quartos. Each has an inscription at the top, probably in Russian.
- The icon has been repaired in a handmade manner, despite this, it has a very acceptable overall appearance.

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$ 5,310.00

 Autor
Unknown
 Period
Second half of XVIII Century
 Material
Oil on panel.
 Measures
37 x 26,6 x 2 cm
 Weight
2.000 gr.
Conservation
Good

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