Фрески алтарной апсиды церкви Рождества Богородицы в Бетании (Грузия): стиль живописи и проблема датировки
Anna L. Makarova
Abstract
Anna L. Makarova
Abstract
The paper presents some considerations regarding the date of the altar apse frescoes in the church of Nativity of the Virgin in Betania. The article also discusses the architecture of Betania church, in connection with a possible reconstruction of the church in the 12th century. Corroboration of this probable rebuilding can help us to define the dating of different parts of Betania wall painting. The altar apse frescoes of Betania are compared with a group of Georgian church frescoes relating to the reign of David IV the Builder (1073-1125). The author concludes that the available historical information and stylistic analysis confirm the dating of the altar apse frescoes of Betania to the end of the 11th - early 12th century.
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The paper presents some considerations regarding the date of the altar apse frescoes in the church of Nativity of the Virgin in Betania. The article also discusses the architecture of Betania church, in connection with a possible reconstruction of the church in the 12th century. Corroboration of this probable rebuilding can help us to define the dating of different parts of Betania wall painting. The altar apse frescoes of Betania are compared with a group of Georgian church frescoes relating to the reign of David IV the Builder (1073-1125). The author concludes that the available historical information and stylistic analysis confirm the dating of the altar apse frescoes of Betania to the end of the 11th - early 12th century.
Key concepts: Altar, Fresco, Reign, Painting, Art, Georgian, Architecture, Ancient history