Much of what we know of his inspiration comes in a biography of his mentor written by Epiphanius.
Much of what we know of his inspiration comes in a biography of his mentor written by Epiphanius. Between 1905 and 1918 his most famous work underwent restoration, though the gold background was lost and the lone tree had to be painted anew. In good condition is his Harrowing of Hell, though the top of Christ's head is missing in his The Savior, one of his few works located in a museum.  Rather, it is such sites as the Dormition Church and Dormition Cathedral that house his frescoes, many of which he completed with the help of Theophanes the Greek. Solo credit is given for his Old Testament Trinity, initially housed in the cathedral of his master St. Sergius.  For 10 points, name this subject of an Andrei Tarkovsky film and 14th and 15th century Russian icon painter.
Much of what we know of his inspiration comes in a biography of his mentor written by Epiphanius.
Andrei Rublev