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Madonna of Vladimir
The composition is known as "The Mother holds the Child in her right arm and points at him with her left hand, while the Child puts his left arm around her neck and presses his cheek against hers.
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Russian Mother of Valaam
The icon Russian Mother of Valaam is made in Russian Sofrino, a town not far from Moscow.
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Russian Pochaevskaya Mother of God
This image is distinguished by the cloth which the Mother of God holds in her left hand as she supports her Son with the right.
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Russian Smolenskaya Mother of God
Smolenskaya Mother of God icon, the Christ Child is sitting in her left arm. The face of Madonna on this icon is absolutely beautiful.
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Saint Pantaleon Icon
Very beautiful and moving painted Russian icon depicting Saint Pantaleon (also known as Panteleimon or Pantalemon), who is the patron Saint of Physicians and Doctors.
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Russian Bogolubskaya Mother of God
The Mother of God, blessed by Christ from above, appears to the Saints.
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Madonna of Vladimir
This icon is high-quality reproduction of beautiful world-famous icon, blessed by the Russian Orthodox. It is gilded and framed in volumetrical riza.
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Saint Katherine, Russian Icon Case
Katherine of Alexandria was a virgin of great beauty and intellect, daughter of King Constus. She refused to marry the Emperor because she had received a wedding ring from the Lord.
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Icon Jesus Christ Holding Holy Book
This is a gorgeous Russian Icon of Jesus Christ Holding the Holy Book. Christ delivers a blessing and holds a book of Gospels.
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St. Nicholas, the Miracle Creator Icon
St. Nicholas, the Miracle Creator Icon is accented with a golden tin “riza”, the metal covering of the icon, and framed in a wood frame.
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Holy Trinity Icon with the prayer
This icon takes its subject from the mysterious story where Abraham receives three visitors as he camps by the oak of Mamre.
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Iverskaya Russian Mother of God in riza
This icon from Mt. Athos gets its name from the Iveron (Iberian) Monastery. It is framed in a volumetrical riza.
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