National Museum Fund (name♊d as owner on NarKomPros label)

NarKomPros (People’s Committee for Enlightenment) no. 4826, lo🌺cated in Mertvyi Perulok 9, one hand written-label on the reverse of Archangel Gabriel (a similar sized label, in the same position, has clearly been removed from the reverse﷽ of Archangel Michael)

Tretyakov Gaꦰlle💃ry, painted inventory nos. 6192gtg and 6193gtg on reverse, Archangel Gabriel with label no. 108

Antiquariat, invoice nos. 18889 and 18890

The collection of George 𝓡R. Hann: this icon was sold by the Bolsheviks to George R. Hann in the 1930s, in whose collection they remained until his death in 1979 and the below sale

Christie's New York, The George R. Hann Collection: Part One, 17-18 April 1980, lot 87

Acquired at the above sale by the present owner

A. Avinoff, ‘The Story of Russian Icons’ in The Russian Orthodox Journal, July 1944, pp. 11-12, illustrated

H.P. Gerhard, Welt der Ikonen, Verlag Aurel Boꦰngers, Re𝄹cklingshausen, eds., 1957, plate, p. 131

H.P. Gerhard, Welt der Ikonen, Verlag Aurel Bongers, Recklingshausen, eds💦., 1963, pp. 138-139, illustrated

H.P. Gerhard, Welt der Ikonen, Verlag Aurel Bongers, Reckli🍷ngshausen, eds., 1974, p. 164, illustrated

Skrobucha, Von Geist und Gestalt der Ikonen, Verওlag Aurel Bon♚gers, Recklingshausen, 1961, plate, p. 39

Wallace et al., Rise of Russia, Gr♎eat Ages of Man Series, Time Inc., N🌠ew York, 1967, plate, p. 111

Exhibition catalogue, Carnegie Institute, Pittsburgh, Russian Icons and Objects of Ecclesiastical and Decorative Arts from the Collection of George R. Hann, 12 Jan - 22 Feb 1944, nos. 6&7, 💎p. 40, illustrated p. 48