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Levon Nersesyan talks with Oxana Golovko, Attributing the Zvenigorodsky Chin

by Levon Nersesyan, Oxana Golovko

Levon Nersesyan

Levon Nersesyan is a specialist in ancient Russian art. He works at the State Tretyakov Gallery in Moscow and teaches at Moscow State University. He is an author of several books on Russian iconography and an encyclopedic dictionary of ancient Russian art. He lives and works in Moscow and Venice.

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Oxana Golovko

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