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COLLECTION OF MAXIM KOCHEROV

The Mother of God Hodegetria. Second half of the 13th century. North-East Russia. Levkas and tempera on wood.
St. John Chrysostum, St. Gregory Naziazen with Deesis. Second half of the 13th century. Levkas, tempera and gilding on wood.
Quentin Matsys (Matsijs) jr. Madonna and Child. 1570’s. Oil on wood. Netherlands.
Klaes Corneliszoon Moeyaert. Elisha the Prophet and Naaman. 1630’s. Oil on wood. Netherlands.
Workshop of Johann Georg Ziesenis jr. Portrait of Charles I, Duke of Brunswick-Wolfenbuttel. 1760’s. Oil on wood.

09 July - 01 September 2014
Stroganov Palace

The exhibition presents the works of European and Russian art from the collection of Maxim Kocherov who is a well-known Moscow bibliophile and collector. The exposition brings together about 15 significant examples of Old Russia icon-painting and examples of applied art and paintings by the Old European artists, particularly the canvases by representatives of Italian Renaissance and art schools of the German-language region of the 15^th - 19^th centuries.

In the collection of Maxim Kocherov the group of significant examples of icon-painting (the earliest one is dated second half of the 13^th century) is presented. Among them are also the icons of the 15^th-18^th centuries, including the works, that were created in the icon-painting studio of the Arms Chamber.