Readings on Russian Icons

Tamara Jhashi <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.culture.studies.history.slavic
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Just to add to the discussion, I use several of the items already mentioned
when I teach my survey of Russian art, and also recently incorporated the
first two chapters of *Hidden and Triumphant: The Underground Struggle to
Save Russian Iconography* by Irina Yazykova (foreword by Wendy Salmond),
2010.  Those chapters are titled "Icons as a Witness to Eternity within a
World of Change" and "Perfect Artists and Philosophers of Highest Wisdom:
The Iconographic Tradition, 900-1900."  They seemed to work well for the
students.

I also wrote an introductory essay on the meaning of the icon for an
exhibition catalog several years ago and if anyone would like this in a
.pdf I am happy to send to you.  Please write me at [email protected].

Tamara Jhashi

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Tamara Jhashi, Ph.D.
Acting Dean, College of Arts and Sciences
Oakland University

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