| Title of the article: |
Stone Building in Tver Otroch Monastery in the 2nd Half of the 15-16th Centuries |
| Author(s): |
Salimov A. M. |
| Section: |
Problems of Art Theory and History |
| Year: |
2010 |
| Issue: |
№ 4 (XVIII) |
| Pages: |
74-83 |
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| Abstract: |
The Otroch Monastery belongs to the most ancient Tver cloisters. It was evident- ly founded in 1260s. Later, probably in the late 13th century, the first stone temple - the Cathedral of the Assumption was built there. A new stage of building history of the monastery fell on the 2nd half of the 15-16th centuries. The cathedral was rebuilt and some new stone buildings - a refectory, a kitchen and a bell-tower - were erected in that period. Such a large-scale stone building made the monastery one of the most significant cloisters in Ancient Rus'. |
| Keywords: |
TVER, OTROCH MONASTERY, METROPOLITAN PHILIP, BORIS ALEXANDROVICH OF TVER, A REFECTORY, A KITCHEN, A BELL-TOWER |
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