In the late 15th and early 16th centuries, Dionysius was one of the leading Moscow icon painters and fresco masters. The lecture at the Mikhailovsky Castle will discuss the work of the follower of Andrei Rublev's traditions. On October 31, as part of the "Ancient Russian Art" series, a lecture dedicated to the life and work of Dionysius (1440-1502) will take place at the Mikhailovsky Castle. Art historian Polina Zapadalova will talk about how the principles laid down by Andrei Rublev manifested in the icons and frescoes of the master, and will recall the significant works of the artist, including "The Mother of God Odigitria," "The Baptism of Christ," "The Savior in Power," and others. Look for KudaGo to find out where to go in St. Petersburg.