Rafailo Momčilović

Serbian Orthodox hegumen and painter

Rafailo Momčilović - Artists & Creatives born 1875
Born

1875
151 years ago

Died
Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

Serbia

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Served as hegumen of the Krušedol Monastery in Serbia, contributing to the preservation of Serbian Orthodox culture and art. Engaged in painting sacred icons and frescoes, deeply rooted in the Byzantine tradition. Focused on enhancing the spiritual and artistic life in the monastery, which became an important cultural center. Created notable works that reflected the religious and historical contexts of the time, influencing future generations of artists within the Serbian Orthodox Church.

Served as hegumen of Krušedol Monastery

Created significant sacred icons and frescoes

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