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Russian Icon of The Virgin Kazanskaya Dmitrii Smirnov

Icon. Russia, 19th century Unknown

Russian icon with Saint Gurii, Saint Samon, and Saint Aviv Anonymous

Virgin of the Don embracing the blessing Christ Child, Russian icon, 17th century School Russian

Arrival of the Icon of Our Lady of Vladimir in Moscow in 1395, Mid of 17th cen Russian icon

The Vladimir Madonna and Child, Russian icon, Moscow School Andrei Rublev

The Iconostasis, Early 19th cen Russian icon

Archangel Gabriel Russian icon, 12th century School Russian

Venerable Sofia of Suzdal Russian icon

Icon of St. Nicholas, Russian School, 16th century School Russian

St. John the Baptist, Russian icon, 17th century Anonymous

Basil the Blessed Russian icon

St. Boris and St. Gleb, Russian icon, Moscow School, 14th century School Russian

The killed Family of the Tsar Nicholas II, 2004-2007 Russian icon

The Nativity, Russian icon, 16th century School Russian

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

The killed Family of the Tsar Nicholas II, 2004-2007 Russian icon

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

Saint Vladimir of Kiev, Early 15th cen Russian icon

Icon of All Saints, 18th century Russian icon

Saint Daniel of Moscow Russian icon

The Bogolyubsky Holy Virgin, Second Half of the 19th century Russian icon

The Yakhroma Madonna of Humility, Russian icon, possibly School of Pskov Russian School

Saint Juliana, Early 13th cen Russian icon

Icon Andrei Rublev

Saint Prokopius of Ustyug Russian icon

Saint Grand Duke Vladimir Svyatoslavich, Early 20th century Russian icon

Saint Prince Boris, 15th century Russian icon

Saint John Sochavsky and Tsarevich Ivan Mikhailovich, 1639-1640 Russian icon

The dignifed Being Russian icon

St George Killing the Dragon, Russian icon Unknown

The Descent of the Holy Spirit, Russian icon from the Cathedral of St. Sophia, Novgorod School, 15th century School Russian

The Apparition of Our Lady to Saint Sergius of Radonezh, 19th century Russian icon

The Entry into Jerusalem, Russian icon from the iconostasis in the Cathedral of St. Sophia, Novgorod School, 14th century Anonymous

Christ's Descent into Hell, Russian icon, Novgorod School, late 14th century Russian School

The Vladimir Madonna of Humility, Russian icon Simon Ushakov