Early 18th-Century Russian Icon, Volga Masters (Circle), The Crucifixion Blue Henry Ladbrooke exhibited at Norwich

Henry Ladbrooke exhibited at Norwich Castle

Medium: Oil on boardOverall size: 11” x 13” / 29cm x 34cmYear of creation: c

it’s likely that she’s an actress depicted by Stewardson following a successful stage appearance

we see a woman carding wool

Frank Hill Smith

Early 18th-Century Russian Icon, Volga Masters (Circle), The Crucifixion Blue Henry Ladbrooke exhibited at NorwichThis exquisite and exceedingly rare early 18th century Russian Staurotek icon depicts The Crucifixion of Christ with an assemblage of saints, together with a 19th century copper cast eight pointed cross, inserted in the central recess. Due to the exceptional nature of this piece, we consulted Ilya Kushnirskiy, the Director of the Russian Icon Collection, who in turn contacted Anastasia V. Likhenko, Curator at the State Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow. Ms