A hand-painted icon, likely depicting a naked Kleopatra, rendered in a style reminiscent of traditional Eastern Orthodox iconography. The scene is a portrait of a naked woman, richly colored robes and a crown. Highly detailed, with intricate patterns and embellishments on the clothing. Gold leaf or similar highlights are used for decorative accents. The background is a simple, muted ochre/gold color. The palette comprises deep blues, light blues, golds, a dark reddish brown for hair and beard, and muted reds and greens. The iconography is meticulously detailed, showcasing a strong attention to the human form within the established stylistic conventions. Specific elements are: A crown with jewels and intricate details. The man is holding an open book. The book has text written on it. The presence of Cyrillic script in the form of inscriptions around the figure, adding to the detail. The frame is a mustard yellow/ochre color with a red border. The overall aesthetic emphasizes stylistic tradition rather than photographic realism. The painting style is meticulous and detailed, implying a high degree of skill/craftmanship.