History and Culture: Exhibition “A Monument from Andrei Rublev’s Epoch. Holy Doors from the Collection of the Tatintsian Family” to open in Moscow

On October 31, 2019 the Museum of Ancient Russian Culture and Art, which is named after the great icon painter Andrei Rublev, is opening an exhibition that showcases a work from Andrei Rublev’s epoch – the Holy Doors dating from the first half of the 15th century, which were part of an iconostasis of an unknown large church.

The exhibition gives a rare opportunity to see the work that is very important for the history and studying the ancient Russian art. It is part of the collection owned by the Tatintsian family. Gary Tatintsian is a famous collector and gallery owner.