File:Icon of the Archangel Uriel 01.jpg
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Icon of the Archangel Uriel by Mark Czekanski
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English: Icon of the Archangel Uriel by Mark Czekanski
The dimensions of the picture are 52 cm high, 45 cm wide, thickness 3.5 cm, weight 10 kg. The icon is quite large and heavy, the canvas was made of glued layers of wood, not boards,what guarantees that the image will not crack along the boards. The picture was painted hand with a brush, pigment with yolk, varnish etc. Gilding made of artificial gold, glued to mixture. |
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| Source | Own work |
| Author | Mark Czekanski (Marek Czekański) |
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