File:Старообрядческая икона Мария Египетская XIX.jpg

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Русский: Старинная православная икона с образом Святой Преподобной Марии Египетской и сценами из жития. Икона: дерево, ковчег, левкас, темпера, фольга, золочение, цировка. Икона написана в России, старообрядческие письма, Ветка – Новозыбков, вторая половина XIX века. Размеры: 44,5х32,5х2,2 см.
Date 19th century
date QS:P571,+1850-00-00T00:00:00Z/7
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