Russian Hand Painted Lacquer Box Mstera Scheherazade Tales
Signed by artist lower right in Cyrillic Chkalova, placed lower left Mstera.
Titled above Scheherazade Tales.
Box size: 6 X 6 X 1 3/4 inches.
Original label inside.
Condition: very good condition, no scratches, no chips, no cracks,
no repairs, from a local estate.
There are four
traditional centers of miniature lacquered box painting in Russia, which today
have become the most famous. They are Fedoskino, Palekh, Mstera and Kholui.
They make up a tightly knit family, influencing each other and enriching each
other, with each one having its own individual character. Mstera holds a
special place in this group, due to its more ancient and maybe more colorful
traditions. A special place in the Mstera icon painting tradition was held by
Byzantine art, the successors of which were first and foremost the Vladimir and
Suzdal icon painters. The Byzantine technique of painting with flux and
Byzantine icon painting was preserved in Mstera for many centuries, right up
until the start of the 20th century.