Plaque: Jar of Honey

Renowned Fedoskino painter Nina Pershina has crafted this exquisite portrait of a young Girl in traditional Russian attire.The portrait is painted on a plaque. 
This portrait is a version of the famous painting "Boyarinya bearing a tray" painted by Konstantin Makovskiy. Works dedicated to a peasant way of life were very popular in 19th century in Russia. The world-famous Russian painters Tropinin, Argunov, Alexeev and many others created their masterpieces on this theme. And this box is a splendid example of how Russian lacquer miniature artists are able to bring hand-painted masterpieces into common people's homes.
This girl is wearing a kokoshnik, or traditional Russian headdress. These kokoshniks were very ornamental, and originally were worn only by married women. The girl is also wearing a traditional white shirt underneath her sarafan, which is the sleeveless dress. Both practical and decorative, the traditional costume is very unique to Russian culture, and many fine examples of kokoshniks and sarafans are displayed in museums throughout Russia. The girl also wears the luxurious necklace designed in the eastern style and decorated with precious stones. The necklace, the kokoshnik and the pendant earrings depicted here are typical jewels for Russia of 15th-16th centuries.
The portrait is highly detailed and very accurate. Photo-like quality!
The plaque is made out of paper-mache. Black lacquer covers back side of the plaque. The work is signed with the artist name and dated(2013).
The plaque is selling with a frame. There are three options now.
Sizes of the frames:
normal, made of plastic 
25.5x30.2x2.5 cm or 10x11.75x1 inches 
normal made of wood (more silver color) 
27x32x3 cm or 10.5x12.5x1.25 inches 
massive, made of plastic 
44.5x49x6 cm or 17.5x19.25x2.25 inches