История реставрации иконостаса Андрея Рублева и мастера Даниила около 1425 года в Троицком соборе Троице-Сергиевой лавры / The History of Restoration of an Iconostasis by Andrey Rublev and the monk Daniel in the Trinity Cathedral of the Trinity Sergius Lavra

This article traces in detail, for the first time, the history of repainting and the restoration of icons of the iconostasis of the Trinity Cathedral (the Trinity Sergius Lavra), created around 1425 by Andrey Rublev, the monk Daniel, and their pupils. It is based on numerous, previously unpublished...

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Main Author: Duduchkin Boris
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Published: National Museum of History of Moldova 2019-10-01
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description This article traces in detail, for the first time, the history of repainting and the restoration of icons of the iconostasis of the Trinity Cathedral (the Trinity Sergius Lavra), created around 1425 by Andrey Rublev, the monk Daniel, and their pupils. It is based on numerous, previously unpublished archival documents, visual analysis of painting, and the results of technological studies conducted in 1990 and 2000. The icons were repainted in 1635, 1777-1778, and 1834 – doing damage to the original; a small restoration was done in 1860 and 1904-1905. The most damaging were works of the 17th century; the subsequent repainting was done over the existing layers. The so-called academic restoration of the icons begun in 1918, and it continued intermittently until 1948: in the late 1918 - early 1920, by restorers from the All-Russian Committee for Restoration of Old Artworks; in 1924-1931, by the restorer N.A. Baranov; in 1940-1941, under the lead of the Moscow restorer I.I. Suslov, aided by brothers I.A. and N.A. Baranov; in 1944-1946, by N.A. Baranov. A fairly high level of scientific restoration was conducted only during 1940-1941. The icons of the Trinity Cathedral iconostasis require a complete scientific and archeological uncovering, following their comprehensive scholarly study. These icons do not belong to the Church or even Russia, but to the whole world, and if the lack of culture, honesty, and political will of authorities, breadth of outlook, civic responsibility, and courage of the clergy prevents to accomplish the needed tasks, it is better to leave the icons in their current state – beneath thick layers of grime, oil varnish, and repainting – and under current conditions, since, as time has shown, they can exist in such conditions for a long time.
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spelling doaj.art-bf211a534e9b4bb3848a9c4b753dd8682022-12-22T03:16:34ZdeuNational Museum of History of MoldovaTyragetia1857-02402537-63302019-10-01XIII2271294История реставрации иконостаса Андрея Рублева и мастера Даниила около 1425 года в Троицком соборе Троице-Сергиевой лавры / The History of Restoration of an Iconostasis by Andrey Rublev and the monk Daniel in the Trinity Cathedral of the Trinity Sergius LavraDuduchkin BorisThis article traces in detail, for the first time, the history of repainting and the restoration of icons of the iconostasis of the Trinity Cathedral (the Trinity Sergius Lavra), created around 1425 by Andrey Rublev, the monk Daniel, and their pupils. It is based on numerous, previously unpublished archival documents, visual analysis of painting, and the results of technological studies conducted in 1990 and 2000. The icons were repainted in 1635, 1777-1778, and 1834 – doing damage to the original; a small restoration was done in 1860 and 1904-1905. The most damaging were works of the 17th century; the subsequent repainting was done over the existing layers. The so-called academic restoration of the icons begun in 1918, and it continued intermittently until 1948: in the late 1918 - early 1920, by restorers from the All-Russian Committee for Restoration of Old Artworks; in 1924-1931, by the restorer N.A. Baranov; in 1940-1941, under the lead of the Moscow restorer I.I. Suslov, aided by brothers I.A. and N.A. Baranov; in 1944-1946, by N.A. Baranov. A fairly high level of scientific restoration was conducted only during 1940-1941. The icons of the Trinity Cathedral iconostasis require a complete scientific and archeological uncovering, following their comprehensive scholarly study. These icons do not belong to the Church or even Russia, but to the whole world, and if the lack of culture, honesty, and political will of authorities, breadth of outlook, civic responsibility, and courage of the clergy prevents to accomplish the needed tasks, it is better to leave the icons in their current state – beneath thick layers of grime, oil varnish, and repainting – and under current conditions, since, as time has shown, they can exist in such conditions for a long time.https://www.nationalmuseum.md/en/press_releases/journal_tyragetia/the_history_of_restoration_of_an_iconostasis_by_andrey_rublev_and_the_monk_daniel_in_the_trinity_cathedral_of_the_trinity_sergius_lavra/trinity sergius lavratrinity cathedraliconostasisandrey rublevrestoration of icons
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История реставрации иконостаса Андрея Рублева и мастера Даниила около 1425 года в Троицком соборе Троице-Сергиевой лавры / The History of Restoration of an Iconostasis by Andrey Rublev and the monk Daniel in the Trinity Cathedral of the Trinity Sergius Lavra
Tyragetia
trinity sergius lavra
trinity cathedral
iconostasis
andrey rublev
restoration of icons
title История реставрации иконостаса Андрея Рублева и мастера Даниила около 1425 года в Троицком соборе Троице-Сергиевой лавры / The History of Restoration of an Iconostasis by Andrey Rublev and the monk Daniel in the Trinity Cathedral of the Trinity Sergius Lavra
title_full История реставрации иконостаса Андрея Рублева и мастера Даниила около 1425 года в Троицком соборе Троице-Сергиевой лавры / The History of Restoration of an Iconostasis by Andrey Rublev and the monk Daniel in the Trinity Cathedral of the Trinity Sergius Lavra
title_fullStr История реставрации иконостаса Андрея Рублева и мастера Даниила около 1425 года в Троицком соборе Троице-Сергиевой лавры / The History of Restoration of an Iconostasis by Andrey Rublev and the monk Daniel in the Trinity Cathedral of the Trinity Sergius Lavra
title_full_unstemmed История реставрации иконостаса Андрея Рублева и мастера Даниила около 1425 года в Троицком соборе Троице-Сергиевой лавры / The History of Restoration of an Iconostasis by Andrey Rublev and the monk Daniel in the Trinity Cathedral of the Trinity Sergius Lavra
title_short История реставрации иконостаса Андрея Рублева и мастера Даниила около 1425 года в Троицком соборе Троице-Сергиевой лавры / The History of Restoration of an Iconostasis by Andrey Rublev and the monk Daniel in the Trinity Cathedral of the Trinity Sergius Lavra
title_sort история реставрации иконостаса андрея рублева и мастера даниила около 1425 года в троицком соборе троице сергиевой лавры the history of restoration of an iconostasis by andrey rublev and the monk daniel in the trinity cathedral of the trinity sergius lavra
topic trinity sergius lavra
trinity cathedral
iconostasis
andrey rublev
restoration of icons
url https://www.nationalmuseum.md/en/press_releases/journal_tyragetia/the_history_of_restoration_of_an_iconostasis_by_andrey_rublev_and_the_monk_daniel_in_the_trinity_cathedral_of_the_trinity_sergius_lavra/
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