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Заголовок Неизвестная пряжка иеромонаха Исаии из Янины (1732) из частной коллекции в Греции
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Сведения об авторе Трифонова, Александра Ф. — Ph. D., ассистент. Софийский университет имени Св. Климента Охридского, ул. Проф. Ивана Дуйчева, 1618 София, Болгария; ассистент. Мессинский университет, Виале Джованни Палатучи 13, 98168 Мессина, Италия; altrifonova@yahoo.com; ORCID: 0000-0002-5221-6220
В рубрике Балканские исследования DOI10.18688/aa2313-10-64
Год 2023 Номер сборника 13 Страницы 819829
Тип статьи Научная статья Индекс УДК 7.033.2(497) Индекс ББК 85.125
Аннотация

В статье представлена ранее не публиковавшаяся пряжка ремня (22,5×9,5 см) из частной коллекции в Аттике, Греция. Пряжка сделана из сплава серебра и меди, большей частью позолочена. Она состоит из трех частей: центральной овальной с изображением Новозаветной Троицы, и двух боковых с изображением Благовещения и двух пророков, Давида и Соломона. В верхней части надписи имеется греческая надпись: «по поручению моему, иеромонаха Исаии из Янины, сделано в 1732 г. в Мелнике», а сзади имеется другая надпись: «раб Божий Димитрий». Произведение принадлежит к группе церковных пряжек. Оно очень интересно и важно для изучения поствизантийского среброделия, поскольку содержит надписи с именами заказчика, духовного лица, иеромонаха Исаии из Янины, местом изготовления и датой. Кроме того, в другой надписи содержится имя Димитрия, который, вероятно, был мастером, изготовившим пряжку, или одни из ее позднейших владельцев. Форма, как и изображения Троицы и Благовещения с пророками Давидом и Соломоном, представляют новые стилистические тенденции и новую тематику в украшении таких произведений церковного прикладного искусства, до сих пор не встречавшиеся.

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Библиографическая ссылка Трифонова А. Ф. Неизвестная пряжка иеромонаха Исаии из Янины (1732) из частной коллекции в Греции // Актуальные проблемы теории и истории искусства: сб. науч. статей. Вып. 13 / Под ред. А. В. Захаровой, С. В. Мальцевой, Е. Ю. Станюкович-Денисовой. – МГУ имени М. В. Ломоносова / СПб.: НП-Принт, 2023. С. 819–829. ISSN 2312-2129. http://dx.doi.org/10.18688/aa2313-10-64
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