St. Vasily Romanian Orthodox Icon, 20th C.

20th C. Romanian Folk Orthodox Icon made in Byzantine Style of Iconography, depicting St. Archbishop Vasily. The artistic culture of Wallachia and Moldavia was oriented towards the traditions of Byzan

20th C. Romanian Orthodox Folk Icon, depicting St. Christopher carrying the Christ Child and standing next to St. Nicolas. Script in Romanian. Dated 1873. Oil paint on walnut wood. The artistic cultur

Romanian Orthodox Folk Icon depicting St. Constantine and his mother St. Helena, 20th Century, oil on walnut. The artistic culture of Wallachia and Moldavia was oriented towards the traditions of Byza

This beautiful Russian icon "Saint Panteleimon" was made in 1980's in the village of Sofrino at the official Russian Orthodox church factory which produces most of the Russian icons today. This icon c

A 20th century Romanian Orthodox painted icon, depicting various saints and Mother Mary, painted on a 1" pine board, 27 x 20.5

Early 20th century Greek Orthodox icon of Agios Nikolaos (St. Nicholas), 12.5"h x 9.5"w.

20th century Russian Orthodox icon depicting St.George slaying the dragon, tempura with gilt on wooden panel, H.30cm W.26m

Large Romanian Painted Icon of St. Basil20th century, oil of board, signed "Pictor D. Orasanu" lower right; mounted in a distressed wooden frame. Sight size 24-1/4 x 16-3/4 in.; Frame dimensions 28-1/

Circa 19th/20th century. Oil on wood panel. Dimensions: H 28" x W 21.5" x D 1.25" Condition: Paint peeling and cracking off in multiple places. Wear and erosion to middle near horses mouth.

DESCRIPTION: Antique Russian Orthodox icon carved from wood and painted to depict St. Igor flanked by Cyrillic script and surrounded by a gilt border. CIRCA: Early 20th Century, possibly older ORIGIN:

An early 20th century Russian Orthodox icon on a wood panel. The icon depicts St. George slaying the dragon. Russian Religious And Spiritual Objects, Orthodox Church Antiques And Collectibles. Dimensi

Russian School of Iconography, Orthodox Tradition Icon depicting St. Andreas, an Important Person of Kiev, Ukraine. He predicted the first church in Slavic countries. With Cyrillic script. Figure is s

A Russian Orthodox icon representing Saint Blessed Xenia of Saint Petersburg. Mixed media painting: egg tempera, gesso, and levkas on a wood board. Later half of the 20th century. Saint Xenia, ca.�

"St. Peter", early 20th century oil on canvas Greek Orthodox icon mounted on a metal panel, de-accessioned from The Protection of the Virgin Mary Orthodox Church in Gary, Indiana, overall size 68"h x

Eastern Europe, Russia, ca. late 19th to 20th century CE. A fine brass relief icon of Saint John the Baptist depicted in traditional Orthodox fashion - wearing a camel hair tunic and an unkempt beard

Russian Orthodox Icon, mid-20th Century, oil on wood, silver-plate and gold-plate casing. "Kazanskaya" AKA "Our Lady of Kazan." was a holy icon of the highest stature within the Russian Orthodox Churc

tempera-olio su vetro- restauri -'Deposizione nel Sepolcro' cm 43x38 -'San Nicola' cm 41x31 -'Arcangeli Michele e Gabriele', cm 33x30 THREE DIFFERENT ROMANIAN ICONS, 19TH-20TH CENTURY- RESTORATIONS (3

Three Eastern Orthodox icons19th/20th centurylargest height 20 1/4in (51.5cm); width 14 1/2in (37cm)

St. Spirydion, Icon, 19th/20th Century, Russia, tempera on panel, 26.5 x 22 cm

Orthodox Russian Icon, Early 20th Century, Madonna & Child (Feodorovskaya - AKA Our Lady of Saint Theodore or Mother of God). Finely painted oil on wood, with silver mounts. Verso lined w linen. The m

Russian Orthodox traditional icon, Mid-20th Century, hand-painted oil on wood, silver-plate and gold-plate casing with decorative enamel details. Madonna & Child- "Smolensk Mother of God.", The metal

Eastern Europe, Russia, ca. 19th century CE; mid-20th century CE. A fine pair of Russian Orthodox traveling icons: a mid-20th-century wooden icon painted the bust of Jesus in tempera on gesso and the

The lot includes two antique late 19th or early 20th century Orthodox icons: a Greek icon depicting Holy Martyrs Saint Charalampos, an early Christian priest in Magnesia, signed in Ancient Greek: á¼

A group of six Eastern Orthodox enamel iconslate 19th/20th centurythe largest overall 3 x 2 1/2in (7.5 x 6cm) Provenance:Property from the Paul and Helen Hafner Living Trust.