Rublev Collection

RUSSIAN ICONS: THE TRINITY. By Andrei Rublev. Wood, 1411

The Trinity of Roublev, c1411. Artist: Andrey Rublyov
The Trinity of Roublev, c1411

RUSSIAN ICONS: THE SAVIOUR. By Andrei Rublev, c1400

Oklad Cover for the Holy Trinity icon by Andrei Rublev, 1600-1625. Artist: Ancient Russian Art
Oklad Cover for the Holy Trinity icon by Andrei Rublev, 1600-1625. Found in the collection of State Open-air Museum of the Trinity Lavra of St. Sergius, Sergyev Possad

The Virgin of Vladimir. Found in the Collection of State Museum of Architecture, History and Art, Vladimir

Saint John the Baptist, ca 1408. Artist: Rublev, Andrei (1360 / 70-1430)
Saint John the Baptist, ca 1408. Found in the collection of State Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow

The Apostle Paul (From the Deesis Range), ca 1408. Artist: Rublev, Andrei (1360 / 70-1430)
The Apostle Paul (From the Deesis Range), ca 1408. Found in the collection of the State Russian Museum, St. Petersburg

The Apostle Peter (From the Deesis Range), ca 1408. Artist: Rublev, Andrei (1360 / 70-1430)
The Apostle Peter (From the Deesis Range), ca 1408. Found in the collection of the State Russian Museum, St. Petersburg

The Trinity, (Detail), c1380-1430. Artist: Andrey Rublyov
The Trinity, (Detail), c1380-1430

The Trinity of Roublev, (detail), c1411. Artist: Andrey Rublyov
The Trinity of Roublev, (detail), c1411

CHICAGO: FIRE, 1868. Ruins on the north side of Lake Street after the fire of 1868. Wood engraving from a contemporary English newspaper

RUSSIAN ICONS: THE SAVIOUR. By Andrei Rublev, c1400

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Discover the timeless beauty of Rublev's Russian icons, masterpieces that have captivated art enthusiasts for centuries. One such masterpiece is 'The Trinity' created by Andrei Rublev in 1411, a stunning wooden artwork that showcases his exceptional talent and devotion to religious themes. The intricate details and delicate brushstrokes bring this iconic piece to life, inviting viewers into a world of spirituality and contemplation. Another notable work by Rublev is 'The Saviour, ' crafted around 1400. This exquisite icon portrays the divine figure with grace and serenity, capturing the essence of Christ's compassion and love for humanity. Its profound symbolism resonates through time, reminding us of the power of faith and redemption. Rublev's influence extends beyond these renowned pieces; he also contributed to the preservation of ancient Russian art through his restoration work on icons like 'The Virgin of Vladimir. ' This revered image depicts Mary tenderly cradling baby Jesus, radiating maternal warmth and protection. In addition to religious figures, Rublev showcased his mastery in portraying saints such as Saint John the Baptist or apostles like Paul and Peter from the Deesis Range series. These paintings exemplify his ability to capture both physical likeness and spiritual depth in each subject. Delving into more specific details within Rublev's works reveals hidden treasures within already extraordinary pieces. Take a closer look at 'The Trinity, ' where every stroke tells a story – an intimate glimpse into divine unity amidst its detailed composition. Similarly, exploring further reveals captivating intricacies within 'The Trinity of Roublev, ' allowing viewers to appreciate even more deeply its profound message. Beyond artistic achievements lies another historical event: Chicago's devastating fire in 1868 captured through wood engravings from contemporary English newspapers. These images depict ruins on Lake Street's north side after this catastrophic event—a reminder that even amidst destruction, resilience prevails.