THE ICON OF THE KYIV-BROTHEHOOD VIRGIN MARY FROM THE NMUH COLLECTION OF 18TH CENTURY: ORIGINS, ATTRIBUTION AND HISTORY

Authors

  • Ярослав Затилюк National Museum of Ukrainian History

Abstract

The main objective of this article is to explore the origin and attribution of the Kyiv-Brotherhood Virgin Mary icon preserved in the collection of the National Museum of Ukrainian History. This icon is a copy of a legendary miraculous image from the mid-17th century. The author commented on the museum records, conducted expert evaluation of the icon, and compared it to the other icons created at the same period. The author claims that the icon originated from the Poltava region suggests several hypotheses about the Kyiv origin of the artist, and puts forward a hypothesis about its creation in the first quarter of the eighteenth century as well as its direct following the patterns of the original iconographic prototype.

Keywords: Kyiv-Brothehood Virgin Mary, cult, icon, museum accounting-records, origins, attribution, dating, iconographic, art school

Author Biography

Ярослав Затилюк, National Museum of Ukrainian History

PhD, Research fellow, Institute of History of Ukraine, Senior researcher National Museum of Ukrainian History (Kyiv, Ukraine)

Published

2017-09-15

How to Cite

Затилюк, Я. (2017). THE ICON OF THE KYIV-BROTHEHOOD VIRGIN MARY FROM THE NMUH COLLECTION OF 18TH CENTURY: ORIGINS, ATTRIBUTION AND HISTORY. Scientific Bulletin of the National Museum of Ukrainian History, (2), 79-96. Retrieved from https://visnyk.nmiu.org/index.php/nv/article/view/128