Andrey Rublev. Life and Work in the light of modern ideas (Part 2)

Abstract. A brief essay of the life and work of the great Russian icon painter Andrey Rublev (circa 1360 - 1430). Rublev’s creativity is not only the absolute peak of the culture of medieval Russia, but also a worthy conclusion of the historical development of Byzantine painting. The article scrutinizes a series of discussion points related to the biography and interpretation of the artist's heritage.

Key words: Andrey Rublev, the history of ancient art, iconography, Christian iconography.

Dudochkin Boris Nikolayevich,
Head of the Scientific-supporting Department
of the Central Andrey Rublev Museum
of Ancient Russian Culture and Art (Moscow),
e-mail: dudochkin.bn@yandex.ru

Founder
Likhachev
Russian Research
Institute for Cultural
and Natural
Heritage

Publisher
Likhachev
Russian Research
Institute for Cultural
and Natural
Heritage

Frequency
4 issues per year

Published
online only

Certificate
of the mass
information media
registration:
Эл. № ФС77-59205,
date: 03.09.2014

институт культурного

и природного наследия

имени Д.С.Лихачёва,

2014-2024.

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Поддержка — Российский научно-исследовательский институт
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