Vol. 1 No. 6 (2022): Bulletin of Church Art and Archaeology

Bulletin of Church Art and Archaeology: scientific journal / Moscow Theological Academy. Sergiev Posad: Publishing house of the Moscow Theological Academy, 2022. 1 (6). 94 p.

Recommended for publication by the Publishing Council of the Russian Orthodox Church
ISS P22-210-0224

Published: 2022-09-15

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Fine arts

The History of the Study of the Altar Monumental Decoration of Early Christian and Byzantine Churches until the end of the XIII Century (Aspect of the Relationship between Liturgical Rite and Art)

Gerasimova Natalya V.

13-30
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The Program Bases of the Altar Murals at the New Tokali Kilise Church: Reasons for including the Holy Scripture Subjects in Altar Paintings

Kvlividze Nina V.

31-43
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Overview of the Antimenses Collection of the Moscow Diocesan Administration from the Church-Historical Cabinet of the Kolomna Theological Seminary

Hieromonk Vladimir (Marav’ev)

44-57
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Evolution of an Image of Crucified Christ in Italian Painting of the XII–XIV Centuries, “Unimaginative” Prayer and Sensual Imagination

Borisov Vitaly A.

58-74
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Architecture. Restoration issues

Christian City as a Work of Art

Avanesov Sergey S.

75-84
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Collections of the Museum of the Moscow Theological Academy

Painting «Healing of the Born Blind by Jesus Christ» in V. I. Surikov’s Life

Gorsky Ivan M.

85-93
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Vol. 1 No. 6 (2022): Bulletin of Church Art and Archaeology

Full Issue

Fine arts

The History of the Study of the Altar Monumental Decoration of Early Christian and Byzantine Churches until the end of the XIII Century (Aspect of the Relationship between Liturgical Rite and Art)

The Program Bases of the Altar Murals at the New Tokali Kilise Church: Reasons for including the Holy Scripture Subjects in Altar Paintings

Overview of the Antimenses Collection of the Moscow Diocesan Administration from the Church-Historical Cabinet of the Kolomna Theological Seminary

Evolution of an Image of Crucified Christ in Italian Painting of the XII–XIV Centuries, “Unimaginative” Prayer and Sensual Imagination

Architecture. Restoration issues

Christian City as a Work of Art

Collections of the Museum of the Moscow Theological Academy

Painting «Healing of the Born Blind by Jesus Christ» in V. I. Surikov’s Life

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