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Blessed Be the Host of the King of Heaven (Detail: Fire in Kazan), 1550s. Artist: Athanasius, Metropolitan of Moscow (active Mid of 16th cen. )
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Blessed Be the Host of the King of Heaven (Detail: Fire in Kazan), 1550s. Artist: Athanasius, Metropolitan of Moscow (active Mid of 16th cen. )
Blessed Be the Host of the King of Heaven (Detail: Fire in Kazan), 1550s. Found in the collection of the State Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow
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This print showcases a mesmerizing detail from the iconic painting "Blessed Be the Host of the King of Heaven (Detail: Fire in Kazan)" created by Athanasius, Metropolitan of Moscow, during the 1550s. Housed within the esteemed State Tretyakov Gallery in Moscow, this masterpiece is a testament to Russia's rich cultural heritage. The artwork depicts a pivotal moment in Russian history when Tsar Ivan IV, famously known as Ivan the Terrible, conquered Kazan in 1552. The scene captures the intensity and chaos of battle as flames engulf buildings within Kazan Kremlin while Streltsy troops valiantly fight against Crimean Tatars. As an exquisite example of Russian Orthodox Church icon painting, this piece seamlessly blends religious symbolism with historical events. It serves as a reminder of both faith and triumph for those who view it. Athanasius' skillful use of tempera on panel brings life to every brushstroke, creating vivid colors that evoke emotions ranging from awe to reverence. This work not only celebrates Russia's monarchy but also pays homage to its folklore and traditions through intricate details inspired by Russian folk epics known as "bylinas" "Blessed Be the Host of the King of Heaven (Detail: Fire in Kazan)" stands as an enduring symbol of national pride and resilience. Its historical significance resonates deeply within Russian culture and offers viewers an opportunity to delve into centuries-old tales woven into their country's fabric.
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