Art history question

[R. M. Cleminson]

Yes, indeed: J.A. Doederlinus, Inscriptiones slavo-russicae..., Tyrnaviae Hungarorum, 1724.  See Bor Kálmán, "Elfeledett nagyszombati cirill betűs nyomtatvány 1724-ből", Magyar Könyvszemle CXI (1995), pp.319-22.

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Od: "Simon Beattie" <Simon at SIMONBEATTIE.CO.UK>
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Odoslané: streda, 7. november 2012 10:16:01
Predmet: [SEELANGS] Art history question




Dear Collective Wisdom, 



I have just been reading about the 18 th -century German scholar Johann Alexander Döderlein who, according to Wikipedia ( http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Johann_Alexander_D%C3%B6derlein ), wrote the first book about a Russian work of art (an icon in a church in Bavaria), in 1724. Here is another link, which repeats the assumption: 



http://www.icon-art.info/book_contents.php?lng=ru&book_id=76 



I wondered whether anyone on the list, perhaps the ikonovedy or art historians amongst you, could confirm this, or otherwise. 



Many thanks. 



Best wishes, 



Simon Beattie 

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