Ikon - Hét részből álló ikon - Fa

Rossz ortodox icon of the type "festive with selected saints", probably from the 19th century.
In the top part one reads in ecclesiastical Slavonic «Воскресение Христово» ("Krisztus feltámadása"), representing the Anástasis, that is, the descent of Christ into the underworld and the release of Adam and Eve.
Top row:
On the left, Mary with the Child.
In the center, the Resurrection of Christ (Anástasis).
On the right, Saint Nicholas the Wonderworker, easily recognizable by his episcopal vestments.
Middle row:
Five saints standing. Due to wear of the inscriptions it is difficult to identify them with complete certainty, although several bishops and martyrs appear.
Bottom row:
On the left, a holy warrior on horseback, probably Saint George or Saint Demetrius.
In the center, a female holy martyr with a red mantle.
On the right, another military saint.

The icon preserves significant traces of the original gilding, although there are losses of paint, oxidation and wear consistent with age.