Deletion of Cerkiew

Comment: It's rather obscure, but photographs of cerkiew have a strong following in the high end art photography world--this is something not necessary going to show up on the internet.  It's obscure, but has a following in the modern context, and could use with a better article, maybe a translation from Pl.wiki.  I do know some Old Church Slavonic linguists, so this may also be why I'm familiar with the term, but I think it comes from dealing with gallery owners, and the art world's fascination with images of the Central and Eastern European wooden cerkiew.  The word is also used in Russian, and it generally refers to the wooden cerkiew, not the brick ones, when Americans speak about it in photographs. It's the sort of knowledge of a remote topic that people may look up, but other internet sites won't be offering articles about it.  I can't actually follow the criteria for deletion that Mikka is offering, but they appear to be criteria for '''' not for fD.  Again, '''''crappy''''' is reason for tagging for clean-up and wikifying, not for deleting.  Possibly some photographs, gallery owners, and art collectors on Wikipedia can give more information--I wanted to buy a print once, but it was way out of my league
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Cleanup (WP:CLEAN||WP:A)