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1 of Seven Old Believer icons

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Artist Unidentified maker (Russian)

1 of Seven Old Believer icons

DateEarly through mid-18th century

MediumBrass, enamel

DimensionsActual: 2 5/8 × 1 7/8 × 1/4 in. (6.7 × 4.8 × 0.6 cm)

Credit LineGeorgia Museum of Art, University of Georgia; Promised gift from the Parker Collection; Previously in the Vladimir von Tsurikov Collection

Object numberE.2020.44

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5 of Seven Old Believer icons

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Unidentified maker

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4 of Five Old Believer icons

4 of Five Old Believer icons

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2 of Two enameled Old Believer icons

2 of Two enameled Old Believer icons

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Old Believer Cross, includes icons of twelve feasts, selected saints, and angels

Old Believer Cross, includes icons of twelve feasts, selected saints, and angels

Unidentified maker, Russian

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1 of Two Old Believer blessing crosses

1 of Two Old Believer blessing crosses

Unidentified maker

18th century

2 of Two Old Believer blessing crosses

2 of Two Old Believer blessing crosses

Unidentified maker

18th century

Old Believer skladen, Twelve feasts

Old Believer skladen, Twelve feasts

Unidentified maker, Russian

18th century

Old Believer triptych, scenes from the life of Christ

Old Believer triptych, scenes from the life of Christ

Unidentified maker, Russian

18th century

Old Believer triptych

Old Believer triptych

18th century

Old Believer triptych, Deisus, Christ, Mother of God, St. John the Baptist

Old Believer triptych, Deisus, Christ, Mother of God, St. John the Baptist

18th century

Old Believer triptych, Mother of God Joy of All Who Sorrow, scenes of life of Christ

Old Believer triptych, Mother of God Joy of All Who Sorrow, scenes of life of Christ

Unidentified maker

18th century

Old Believer triptych, God Almighty, selected saints

Old Believer triptych, God Almighty, selected saints

Unidentified maker

18th century