Large Russian Icon "Our Lady of Kazan" in Original Metal Frame - Silver-plated Oklad with Four Evangelists - c. 1890-1910 Description: A beautiful and large Russian icon of "Our Lady of Kazan" (Kazanskaya) dating to the late 19th or early 20th century. The icon is covered by a richly decorated silver-plated brass oklad (riza). A distinctive feature of this oklad is the depiction of the Four Evangelists in the corners, each with their respective symbols. ​The icon is housed in its original protective metal frame with glass. It has been kept in its original, untouched state to preserve its historical integrity. ​Condition Report: ​Icon & Oklad: The silver-plated oklad shows a fine aged patina with some natural oxidation (verdigris) at the edges and typical small cracks in the thin metal foil near the halos. The painted faces and hands remain in good condition. ​Frame & Glass: The original metal frame is intact but shows significant signs of age and rust, which confirms its long history. The glass is original. The icon has not been removed from the frame to avoid any risk of damage to the glass or the underlying wood. ​Overall: An authentic, honest piece of religious art with a powerful presence. ​Specifications: ​Dimensions: Approx. 23 cm x 27 cm ​Origin: Russia ​Technique: Egg tempera on wood, embossed silver-plated brass riza. ​Period: Late Tsarist Era (c. 1890-1910).