Wooden polyptych of the Déisis and various saints. Second half of the 19th century. Central panel surmounted by a bulb, flanked on either side by three half-width panels. The upper row is composed of 7 panels. In the center, a large icon of Christ Pantocrator seated on a throne, with the Annunciation depicted in the bulb. To the left of the central panel, the Mother of God surmounted by King Samolon in the half-bulb, and to her right, Saint John the Forerunner surmounted by King David. Then, on the left, the archangel St. Michael and on the right, the archangel St. Gabriel, each surmounted by two prostrate angels. At the extremes, St. Peter and St. Paul, each surmounted by a cherub. On the bottom row, from left to right: St. Dimitri, St. Xenia, St. Anthony, four small icons of the Evangelists in the center, followed by St. Nicholas the Thaumaturgist, St. Parasceve and St. Maximus the Blessed. Tempera on wood. 29.5 x 40 cm [Russian art]