Image of the Mother of God of Seraphim-Ponetaevskaya with selected saints from the collection of Igor Sysolyatin.” The icon belonged to the staff officer for assignments under the palace commandant, Colonel Dmitry Nikolaevich Loman, a confidant of Empress Alexandra Feodorovna and a friend of Grigory Rasputin. It was most likely given to him by the empress for his work on the construction of the Feodorovsky Cathedral. The image hung in Dmitry Loman’s office in Tsarskoe Selo. … Its author was one of the most prominent icon painters of the early 20th century, Nikolai Sergeevich Emelyanov. After the revolution, the icon, like other palace property, was sold abroad, where it changed several owners, and then returned to Russia and is now in the private collection of Igor Sysolyatin.