Icon from the iconostasis of the Nativity of the Virgin Cathedral of the Ferapontov Monastery. Iconography as a whole goes back to the Moscow tradition.
However, it is distinguished by a rarer version of the pattern of clothes: a concave, rather than an acute form of the maforium falling from the right
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