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If Andrei Rublev in the study of Russian art at least one time referred to as "native of Volhynia and the Ukraine" is the author of the book, I think not encountered such problems, but here it means a Russian, that is, " Muscovite ".
Well, according to Alpatova he was born is not known exactly where, but probably in the Moscow principality. I do not see any dirty trick by the Russian nationalists, would it actually originates from Volhynia - and so would have written. In the end, of Greek origin does not prevent us assume Theophanes the Greek by the great Russian artist.
Or publication in the newspaper Volyn "Veche" is so serious source of what he can without any doubt, trust, and other versions of distinguished art historians to send a scrap? I do not really doubt it, just for the first time I hear about it.



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