conservation condition
Surface Abrasion
Loss or wear of paint, gilding, or inscriptions at the surface, documented on Byzantine icon material and treated separately from original making technique.
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British Museum
Icon with the Triumph of Orthodoxy
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Icon with the Triumph of Orthodoxy
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Cross-Cultural Connections in the Icon of the Virgin and Child
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Cross-Cultural Connections in the Icon of the Virgin and Child
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