Icon on wood, "Deisis", carved frame, Greek school, half of the 18th century, from a collection

Снимките на лота са само информативни и ориентировъчни и не могат да осигурят изключително детайлен изглед на обекта от всички ъгли. Препоръчваме внимателен физически оглед на лота преди наддаване.

Icon on wood, "Deisis", carved frame, Greek school, half of the 18th century, from a collection

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EUR 4.200

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Ширина 30, Височина 40

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tempera and gold foil on wood

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Artmark românia

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Icon on wood, "Deisis", carved frame, Greek school, half of the 18th century, from a collection

Icon on wood, "Deisis", carved frame, Greek school, half of the 18th century, from a collection

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"The Holy Great Sovereigns Constantine and Helena", icon on glass, Nicula workshop, the second half of the 19th century

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Icon on wood, "Resurrection of the Lord", signed C. Popescu, 18[95], collector's item

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