File:Chirst the Redeemer by Andrey Rublev.jpg
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Andrei Rublev. Christ the Redeemer. From the Tretyakov Gallery in Moscow.
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| Christ the Redeemer (icon) | |
| List of Eastern Orthodox Christians | Attributed to Rublev |
| 1410s in art | 1410: Andrei Rublev – Christ the Redeemer |
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| current | 13:21, 11 April 2005 | | 320 × 500 (27 KB) | Arseni (talk | contribs) | Chirst the Redeemer icon by Andrey Rublev. Since the Master have gone more than 500 years ago, this image certainly belongs to the Public Domain. {{PD}} |
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