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Three styles of differing Schools of Russian icon painting- Novgorod, Moscow and Tver

Painting
ca. 1920s (made)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

Canvas on panel depicting three styles of differing Schools of Russian icon painting- Novgorod, Moscow and Tver Schools. The first is 'Christ and the Rich Young Man' in the Novgorod style, the second is 'Head of a Virgin' in the Moscow style and the third is an unfinished part of the 'Raising of Lazarus' in the Tver style.


Object details

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Object type
TitleThree styles of differing Schools of Russian icon painting- Novgorod, Moscow and Tver (generic title)
Materials and techniques
Canvas on panel
Brief description
Illustration of russian ikon painting. Canvas on panel by Pavel Ivanovich Yukin depicting three styles of differing Schools of Russian icon painting- Novgorod, Moscow and Tver Schools. Russia, ca. 1920s.
Physical description
Canvas on panel depicting three styles of differing Schools of Russian icon painting- Novgorod, Moscow and Tver Schools. The first is 'Christ and the Rich Young Man' in the Novgorod style, the second is 'Head of a Virgin' in the Moscow style and the third is an unfinished part of the 'Raising of Lazarus' in the Tver style.
Dimensions
  • Panel height: 21.875in
  • Panel width: 23.375in
  • Novgorod example height: 9.875in
  • Novgorod example width: 7.125in
  • Moscow example height: 3.9375in
  • Moscow example width: 4.4375in
  • Tver example height: 7.25in
  • Tver example width: 8.6875in
Credit line
Given by the Artist
Historical context
Didactic panel showing techniques of Russian ikon painting, mounted with P.15-19-1930.
Subjects depicted
Collection
Accession number
P.17-1930

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Record createdJune 30, 2009
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