Bratskaya mother of god posters & prints

Kiev-Bratskaya Icon of the Mother of God, 18th century Russian icon

The Feodorovskaya Mother of God with the Wonders, Mid of the 19th cen Russian icon

Volokolamskaya Mother of God Russian School

Portable Triptych Icon: Adoration of the Miracle-Working Icon of the Vladimir Mother of God,1600s Unknown

The Mother of God Akhtyrskaya (of Akhtyrka), Second quarter of the 19th cen Russian icon

The Feodorovskaya Mother of God, 1719 Anonymous

The Mother of God Joy of All Who Sorrow, End of 17th cen Russian icon

The Vladimir Madonna of Humility, Russian icon Simon Ushakov

The Three-Handed Mother of God, Early 20th cen Russian icon

The Feodorovskaya Mother of God, 17th century Russian icon

A shaded enamel silver-gilt icon of the Mother of God by Klebnikov, Moscow, 1899-1908 Anonymous

The Protection of the Mother of God (Pokrov), c1399 Anonymous

The Ilyin-Chernigov Icon of the Mother of God, 18th century Russian icon

Mother of God Smolenskaia, Possibly Novgorod School Anonymous

Icon of the Mother of God The Healer, 18th century Russian icon

Icon of the Mother of God ?Joy of all who Sorrow? end of 17th century Anonymous

The Ilyin-Chernigov Icon of the Mother of God Anonymous

The Mother of God of the Passion (Strastnaya), 17th century Russian icon

The Protection of the Mother of God (Pokrov), early 15th century Anonymous

Mother of God Assuage My Sorrows, 1796 Russian icon

Church of the Vladimir Icon of the Mother of God at the Vladimirsky (Nikolsky) Gate of Kitay-Gorod Anonymous

Mother of God of Siloam, 1710s Russian icon

The August Mother of God, 1915-1916 Russian icon

The Mother of God Monastery of Zadonsk, 1878 Anonymous

The Mother of God Our Lady of Pochayiv Anonymous

Mother of God of Volokolamsk, 16th century Russian icon

The Virgin of the Tolga (Called Tolgskaya), 1739 Russian icon

Mother of God of the Burning Bush, 17th century Russian icon

Maya Plisetskaya and Alexander Godunov in the Ballet The Death of the Rose by Gustav Mahler, 1974 Anonymous

Maya Plisetskaya and Alexander Godunov in the Ballet The Death of the Rose by Gustav Mahler, 1974 Anonymous

Our Lady of the Sign, Early 13th cen Russian icon

Shrine of Princesses Euphrosine of Staritsa and Juliana Dmitrievna Paletskaya at the Goritsy Monaste Anonymous

Portrait of Maria Fyodorovna Dostyevskaya, née Nechaeva, Dostoevskys Mother, 1820s Anonymous

Madonna and Child Hodigitria, Russian icon, 1502 (and workshop) Dionysius

Saint Mother Maria, 20th century Russian icon

Our Lady of the Sign, Early 18th cen Russian icon