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Hearst Museum object titled Cross, accession number 7-5501, described as Cross; metal; traveling; blue enamel background; central part is crucifixion; top line above arms reads in translation: “The crucifixion of our Lord God Jesus Christ, Son of God”; Five scenes above surround scene with words, in translation: “The Lord Sabaoth Holy Ghost; angels of the Lord; King of Glory”; Four figures at base left to right represent St. Mary (Mary Magdalen), Mother of God, St. John the Evangelist and the Centurion Longimus. Four cherubs at top. Height 21.4 cm. (Skull at the base indicates location of the actual crucifixion (Golgotha), Greek corruption of Hebrew for “Place of the Skulls.” Cost $125.00.
Hearst Museum object titled Icon, accession number 7-5464, described as Icon; wood, painted; Virgin Mary and Christ child; child holds globe in left hand; figure in upper right and left corners; old worm damage; height 42; width 33.5 centimeters; Balkans area attributed
Hearst Museum object titled Icon, accession number 7-5475, described as icon; cast brass and enamel; depicts “Mother of God Jesus Christos”; Greek inscriptions as follows: left “Mother”, top right “of God”, lower right “Jesus Christos”; foliage and grape clusters with blue enamel found in self frame; height 11.3 cm, width 9.8 cm. Holy image associated with worship.
Hearst Museum object titled Icon, accession number 7-5502, described as Icon; metal; blue and white enamel background; four paneled; each panel has five scenes. Traveling icon, 19th century of “Twelve Holy Days and Four Miraculous Icons of the Virgin. See acquisition envelope for additional information. Width 41.2 cm, height 17.4 cm.
Hearst Museum object titled Icon, accession number 7-5468, described as Icon; wood; painted; Virgin Mary and Christ child (Hodegetria type, c.f. 7-3542); late (circa 1800 at earliest), but high quality for period; height 38.6 cm, width 30.3 cm. Cost $600.00.
Hearst Museum object titled Plaque, accession number 7-5476, described as plaque; brass and enamel; Virgin and child in brass with blue, yellow, white and green enamel; height 6.1 centimeters; width 5.6 centimeters

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