Russian Orthodox icon depicting the “Joy of All Who Sorrow” (Всех Скорбящих Радость), painted in tempera on a wooden panel with traditional gesso ground. The composition shows the Virgin Mary standing centrally with arms extended in blessing, surrounded by angels and groups of the suffering and afflicted seeking intercession. Above, Christ appears within a heavenly mandorla. The icon retains its original Church Slavonic inscriptions and displays characteristic features of provincial Russian icon painting, including elongated figures, strong contour lines, and rich red and green pigments. Visible craquelure, surface wear, and age-related losses contribute to its authentic devotional character. Measuring approximately 22,5 cm high and 18 cm wide, this piece likely dates to the late 19th/early 20th century, reflecting the enduring tradition of Russian devotional icons produced for private worship.