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Palekh|ˈpɑːlɛk|
The name of a town in Ivanovo province in northwest U.S.S.R. used attrib. to designate the iconography for which the town was renowned in the 18th century, and also a type of miniature painting on such articles as boxes and trays which was developed there during the 19th century.
[1916R. Newmarch Russian Arts iii. 65 Palekh ‘the heart-centre of Russian popular ikonography’.] 1960Guardian 1 Dec. 10/6 A Russian and Bulgarian shop opens in London tomorrow... There should be a rush on..examples of palekh iconography. 1963M. Chamot Russ. Painting & Sculpture i. 7 The famous Palekh work, as it is called from the village where it is produced, is executed with incredible delicacy and carries on to this day something of the inventiveness and charm of early Russian Painting. 1964Punch 16 Dec. p. xii, Gifts at the Russian Shop..include..Palekh painted boxes. 1976Times 19 Mar. 16/6 A sale of Russian and Greek icons totalled {pstlg}35,609... A private buyer paid {pstlg}1,400 for an early nineteenth-century Palekh school calendar. |