Les artistes Grecs qui ont participé à la peinture murale des regions sous ta juridiction du Patriarcat de Peć pendant sa rénovation (1557-1690)
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The aim of this study is to examine the most important Serbian
monuments of the period of Turkish domination, in which frescoes by
Greek painters have been preserved. The author examines the work
of these Greek painters in chronological order. He proves that the
Greek painters who were commissioned to decorate the various monuments
worked either alone or with the assistance of local artists. During
the first period examined, that is until the end of the 16th cent.,
Greek artists and Greek art in general seem not to have had a great
influence in Serbia. In contrast, by examining an important number
of monuments from the beginning of the 17th cent, onwards (Piva - in
Hopovo) the author proves that the number of Greek artists and the
influence of Greek art increased considerably thereafrer.
monuments of the period of Turkish domination, in which frescoes by
Greek painters have been preserved. The author examines the work
of these Greek painters in chronological order. He proves that the
Greek painters who were commissioned to decorate the various monuments
worked either alone or with the assistance of local artists. During
the first period examined, that is until the end of the 16th cent.,
Greek artists and Greek art in general seem not to have had a great
influence in Serbia. In contrast, by examining an important number
of monuments from the beginning of the 17th cent, onwards (Piva - in
Hopovo) the author proves that the number of Greek artists and the
influence of Greek art increased considerably thereafrer.
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