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Léonid Ouspensky

Leonid Alexandrovich Uspensky (Léonide Ouspensky; 1902–1987) was a famous Russian icon painter and art historian. He was born in 1902 on his father's estate in the village of Golaia Snova (now Golosnovka) in the north of the Voronezh region in Russia and died in 1987. Ouspensky specialised in both the painting and study of icons.

Also recorded as Leonid Aleksandrovich Uspensky · Leonid Ouspensky · Leonid Uspensky · Leonid Alexandrovich Uspensky

Léonid Ouspensky

Born
1902 · Golosnovka.
Died
1987 · Paris.
Nationality
France · Russian Empire · Soviet Union
Occupation
art historian · painter · iconographer · orthodox theologian · artist
Fields
Russian painting · iconography · Eastern Orthodox theology · art history
Languages
Russian · French

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