Venerable Barlaam and his disciple prince JosaphatAndrey Rublyov (St Andrei Rublev) · 1400
Byzantine
1400
The Cathedral of the Dormition in Gorodok
Andrey Rublyov (St Andrei Rublev) (1360 – 1428)
Andrey Rublyov (c. 1360-1428): A master of Russian icon painting, known for his mystical & emotive works like 'Annunciation' & 'Holy Trinity'. Explore spiritual depth & Byzantine influences.
The Cathedral of the Dormition in Gorodok (Zvenigorod, Russian Federation)
Explore the 14th-century Cathedral of the Dormition in Gorodok, Zvenigorod! Discover Rublev's fragments & intricate engravings at this key Russian historical site near Moscow.
About this artwork
- Title: Venerable Barlaam and his disciple prince Josaphat
- Artist: Andrey Rublyov (St Andrei Rublev)
- Year: 1400
- Format: Portrait
- Copyright status: Public domain
- Where to see it: The Cathedral of the Dormition in Gorodok
- Main color: Celadon
- Color hue: Green to Violet Spectrum
Questions & Answers
When was "Venerable Barlaam and his disciple prince Josaphat" made?
The creation of "Venerable Barlaam and his disciple prince Josaphat" by Andrey Rublyov (St Andrei Rublev) is dated 1400.
Who is the artist behind "Venerable Barlaam and his disciple prince Josaphat"?
"Venerable Barlaam and his disciple prince Josaphat" was created by Andrey Rublyov (St Andrei Rublev). The information on this page describes Andrey Rublyov (St Andrei Rublev)'s original work.
How does the style of "Venerable Barlaam and his disciple prince Josaphat" relate to its creator's era?
In "Venerable Barlaam and his disciple prince Josaphat" by Andrey Rublyov (St Andrei Rublev), the Byzantine movement meets the Late-Medieval era.
Can "Venerable Barlaam and his disciple prince Josaphat" by Andrey Rublyov (St Andrei Rublev), held at The Cathedral of the Dormition in Gorodok, be legally reproduced?
"Venerable Barlaam and his disciple prince Josaphat" by Andrey Rublyov (St Andrei Rublev), held at The Cathedral of the Dormition in Gorodok, is in the public domain - its copyright has expired. This status determines whether reproductions of the image may be made.
How old was Andrey Rublyov (St Andrei Rublev) when creating "Venerable Barlaam and his disciple prince Josaphat" in 1400?
Andrey Rublyov (St Andrei Rublev) made "Venerable Barlaam and his disciple prince Josaphat" at the age of 40. The artist was born in 1360 and the work is dated 1400.
What luminance does "Venerable Barlaam and his disciple prince Josaphat" by Andrey Rublyov (St Andrei Rublev) have?
The luminance recorded for "Venerable Barlaam and his disciple prince Josaphat" by Andrey Rublyov (St Andrei Rublev) is gentle luminance.
Toward which tone does "Venerable Barlaam and his disciple prince Josaphat" lean?
"Venerable Barlaam and his disciple prince Josaphat" leans toward a green to violet spectrum tone.