Simon Ushakov
1626–1686 · Russian · 7 artworks
BaroqueBlending of traditional and Western stylesUse of shading and volume to create depthIncorporation of realistic details in faces and draperyEmphasis on emotional expressionDetailed and symbolic ornamentation
artist bio
Simon Ushakov was a leading Russian icon painter of the late 17th century, during a period of transition in Russian art. He is known for blending traditional iconographic styles with more realistic and Western-influenced techniques, marking a shift towards secular portraiture and a departure from strict Byzantine conventions.
7 artworks
In Clouds, - our Lord God
1660
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The Last Supper
1685
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Ptolemy Philadelph, King of Egypt
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tree of the Moscow State (praise of Our Lady of Vladimir)
1668
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Our Lady of Life-giving Source
1670
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The Savior Not Made by Hands
1673
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the Archangel Michael Trampling the Devil Underfoot
1676
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