No 16: Annunciation, Two Fragments of a Royal Door by Unknown artist
No 16: Annunciation, Two Fragments of a Royal Door by Unknown artist
No 16: Annunciation, Two Fragments of a Royal Door by Unknown artist
No 16: Annunciation, Two Fragments of a Royal Door by Unknown artist
No 16: Annunciation, Two Fragments of a Royal Door by Unknown artist
No 16: Annunciation, Two Fragments of a Royal Door by Unknown artist
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No 16: Annunciation, Two Fragments of a Royal Door 17th century

Unknown artist

Panel
 36 ⨯ 41 cm
ConditionExcellent
€ 9.500

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  • About the artwork
    No 16: Annunciation, Two Fragments of a Royal Door, 17th century
    Two Fragments from a 17th century Royal Door from an iconostasis, depicting the Annunciation.
    Dimensions: 22 x 36 cm and 19 x 36 cm.
  • About the artist

    It might happen that an artist or maker is unknown.

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Artwork details

Category
Collector's Items
Subject
ReligionIcon
Style
Russian ArtRussian Art before 1682
Material & Technique
Panel
Colour
Multicolour (>4 colours)