A LARGE RUSSIAN ICON, 18TH CENTURY BRONZE STATUES in Jerusalem by the Preist

in Jerusalem by the Preist of the third and fourth station

glass is not a material commonly associated with ancient societies

They carried inscriptions asserting their readiness to answer the gods' summons to work

Let's look at three significant styles

A LARGE RUSSIAN ICON, 18TH CENTURY BRONZE STATUES in Jerusalem by the PreistA LARGE AND FINELY PAINTED RUSSIAN ICON OF SELECTED SAINTS, 18TH CENTURY. From the left to right they are the Holy Venerable Daniel Stolpnik (Stylite), the Holy Prophet Sophonias (Zephaniah), the Holy Martyr John the Warrior and the Venerable Savva of Zvenigorod. 33 inches by 19. 8 inches (83. 8 x 49. 5 cm). This item comes with a certificate from The Israeli Antiquities Authority.