Picture: Spas, Rublev A., copy

"Not the measure of Christ is different, but his grace is poured in as much as we can accommodate."

(Jerome Of Stridon)

The art of Andrei Rublev, who had many disciples and followers, was the highest achievement of Russian painting of the XV century. It reflected the advanced ideas of the era of formation of a single Russian state. Sublimely poetic, imbued with a special spirituality, the work of the great painter is multifaceted. The mural of "Christ" stands out for the depth of content, the monumentality of the image and harmonic colors reminiscent of the color "of the Trinity".
A copy of the fresco is made with pastel pencils on the sketch gouache.With the help of French hand-cast paper with a density of 330 g/m2, I tried to simulate a fragment of an old stone wall with chips, with the image preserved on it.