Andrei Rublev - Selected Works

Selected Works

  • Nativity of Jesus, 1405 (Cathedral of the Annunciation, Moscow Kremlin)

  • Baptism of Jesus, 1405 (Cathedral of the Annunciation, Moscow)

  • Annunciation, 1405 (Cathedral of the Annunciation, Moscow)

  • Version of the Theotokos of Vladimir, ca. 1405

  • St. Michael, 1408 (Iconostasis at Dormition Cathedral, Vladimir)

  • St. Gabriel, 1408 (Dormition Cathedral, Vladimir)

  • St. Andrew the First-called, 1408 (Dormition Cathedral, Vladimir)

  • St. Gregory the Theologian, 1408 (Dormition Cathedral, Vladimir)

  • Theotokos from Deësis, 1408 (Dormition Cathedral, Vladimir) Some think this may be the work of Theophanes the Greek

  • St. John the Theologian, 1408 (Dormition Cathedral, Vladimir)

  • St. John the Baptist, 1408 (Dormition Cathedral, Vladimir)

  • Savior in Glory, 1408 (Dormition Cathedral, Vladimir)

  • Harrowing of Hell, 1408-1410 (Vladimir)

  • Christ the Redeemer ca. 1410 (Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow)

  • Ascension, 1408 (Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow)

  • Apostle Paul, 1410s (Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow)

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