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Folk icon, help identify
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Good day connoisseurs of antiquity and history.
Recently , while visiting , I saw just such an icon. The question: " otuda you have it ? ", It turned out that the icon was brought from his grandfather from the village and went to his grandfather - was brought from somewhere on the part of the Balkans /Turkey ( it is not known ) Is this true ? Or just the bike ? An icon of a tree, behind the bar of skpeplena embedded in the icon. Thank you! |
Primitive "people" icon.
oil on the bare board, without the gesso, no velvet. A simplified, so to speak, a variant. Ukraine, Moldova, the Balkans, too, can not be excluded. Greek-Catholics, most likely. |
Цитата:
Our Lady Protectress, Ukraine, the 19th century. Chernihiv. People, or the so-called "Marketplace icon". |
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