Russian icons

In our gallery you will find a varying collection of Russian icons from the 16^th till the 19^th century. Besides the traditional wooden icons we also present a sizeable collection of brass travelling icons. Below you can find an impression of our collection. If you are looking for other subjects on icons not displayd on this site do not hesitate to contact us.


Prophet Aaron Russian, 19th century 90 x 44.8 cms	Extended Deesis Russian, end of 17th century 193 x 40 cms	Holy Trinity Russian, around 1700 69 x 53 cms

Dormition Russian, second half of 17th century 31.5 x 26.5 cms	Baptism of Christ Russian, around 1700 50 x 40 cms	Month of July Russian, mid 19th century 31.7 x 26.5 cms

Double sided procession icon with Mother of God of Smolensk and Saint Nicholas Russian, second half of 17th century 49.5 x 35 cms	Saint George Russian, late 18th century 32.2 x 27.8 cms	Saint John Chrysostomos Russian, second half of 17th century 91 x 35.7 cms

Saint Lucas Russian, early 18th century, Moscow Armoury 47.2 x 41.2 cms	Saint Nicholas with vita Russian, second half of 19th century 31.5 x 27.5 cms	Nativity of Christ Russian, mid 17th century 31.5 x 27 cms

The Saints John and Lucas Russian, second half of 19th century 72 x 31 cms each	Transfiguration on mount Tabor Russian, second half of 17th century 36 x 30 cms	Raising of Lazarus Russian, second half of 17th century 53.5 x 46 cms

Wooden blessing cross Russian, first half of 19th century 31.5 x 18.2 cms	Saint Nicholas Russian, late 19th century 31.3 x 26.6 cms	Baptism of Christ Russian, second half of 19th century 53.5 x 40.5 cms

Saint John the Baptist Russian, around 1800 31.5 x 26 cms	Iconostase Russian, mid 19th century 44 x 116 cm	Christ, the Man of Sorrows Russian, around 1700 32.1 x 27.2 cm

22. Collection of Russian travelling icons.	Tetraptychon Russian, travelling icon 19th century 41 x 18 cms	Saint Triphon and Antipas Russian, late 19th century, Mstera 17.5 x 14.5 cms each