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English: John the Baptist (ortodox icon)
Русский: Фрагмент иконы «Иоанн Креститель» из деисусного чина Николо-Песношского монастыря близ Дмитрова, первая треть XV в. Музей Андрея Рублёва

Иоанн Предтеча Из деисусного чина Последователь Рублева Школа или худ. центр: Москва

Вторая четверть XV в. Лазарев 1966/1: 1425–1440 гг. Музей древнерусского искусства 1968/2: Первая половина XV в. Алпатов 1972: Начало XV в. Демина 1972/1: XV в. Попов 1973: Первая половина XV в. Попов 1975: Первая половина XV в. Ильин 1976: 1420-е годы Лазарев 1980: Вторая четверть XV в. Салтыков 1981: Конец XV в. Смирнова 1988: Вторая четверть XV в. Лазарев 2000/1: Вторая четверть XV в. Дудочкин 2002: Середина XV в. (?) Иконы Москвы 2007: Вторая четверть XV в. Попов 2007/1: 1420-е годы (?) 105 × 83.5 см Центральный музей древнерусской культуры и искусства им. Андрея Рублева, Москва, Россия Инв. КП 822 / КП 161 (?)

Происходит из Николо-Пешношского монастыря близ Дмитрова. Изначально икона входила в состав полнофигурного деисусного чина, остальные фрагменты которого пока не удалось найти. Когда икона была распилена пополам и сделалась поясным изображением - точно не известно (скорее всего в XVIII в.).

Лазарев отмечал, что эта высочайшая по качеству икона по духу очень близка произведениям Рублева. Он также указывал на большое стилистичесткое сходство с той группой икон второй четверти XV века, которая связана с Троице-Сергиевым монастырем и для которой характерна особая тонкость ликов, выполненных с чисто миниатюрной тщательностью (например, Одигитрия с Троицей и фигурами и полуфигурами святых в ГТГ; Богоматерь Ярославская, там же (сравните...); Умиление из Троице-Сергиевой Лавры; Никола Можайский, там же).
Date 15th century
date QS:P,+1450-00-00T00:00:00Z/7
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