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Mandylion (Saviour Not-Made-by-Hands) — Ivan Rutkovych — EU-UA.com — EU-UA.com

Ukrainian Art/Mandylion (Saviour Not-Made-by-Hands)

Mandylion (Saviour Not-Made-by-Hands)

Спас Нерукотворний

ArtistIvan Rutkovych

MovementCossack Baroque (Ukrainian Baroque Painting)

Year1699

MediumTempera and gold on wood

LocationAndrey Sheptytsky National Museum, Lviv

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Ivan Rutkovych

1650–1708

Leading Ukrainian Baroque icon painter and founder of the Zhovkva school; master of luminous colour, famous for the 1697–99 Skvariava Nova iconostasis.

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Movement

Cossack Baroque (Ukrainian Baroque Painting)

17th–18th century

A national variant of Baroque fusing the Byzantine icon tradition with Western European Baroque realism and ornament: monumental gilded iconostases, parsuna portraiture, and the Zhovkva and Kyivan Cave Monastery workshops.

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