St. Petersburg: Rus muz, 2024. Sewn pb. Inspired by the idea of spreading information, educating the masses, and the information boom, artists from the late nineteenth to the early twenty-first century created images of ways men and women have communicated from gossiping at tea and lighting fires on the shore..... More
Moscow: Muzei russkogo impressionizma, 2022. Sewn pb. The catalogue of an exhibition at the Museum of Russian Impressionism gives us access to fresh works by such artists as Vasilii Kandinskii, Liubov Popova, Aexander Rodchenko, Olga Rozanova, Ivan Kliun, Varvara Stepanova, Ilia Mashkov, Alexandra Exter, and Nadezhda Udal'tsova. Owing to the..... More
St. Petersburg: Rus muz, 2025. Sewn cl. This catalogue follows the Russian Museum's tradition of doing thematic exhibitions and catalogues that bring together works of different periods and genres around one theme, in this case, childhood. Section headings: children's world; home; the outside world; school holidays and trips; imagination; play;..... More
Moscow: Muzei russkogo impressionizma, 2024. Sewn cl. The Museum of Russian Impressionism has performed the organizational feat of mustering works of painting, drawing and sculpture from over fifty museums and private collections to create a comprehensive visual chronicle of the art exhibited from late 1904 to early 1917 by the..... More
St. Petersburg: Krasnyi matros, 2017. Saddle-stitched. This facsimile of a work of a collaboration of a writer and artist typifies nonconformist collaborations of the 1980s. 12 p. Rus. More
St. Petersburg: Rus muz, 2008. Sewn cl. Section headings: Debuting the 21st century; Nikonov the painter; the current Nikonov; the legendary Nikonov; Pavel Nikonov about his own work. 143 p., 32 cm, approx. 100 color illus., Rus. More
Moscow: Muzei russkogo impressionizma, 2025. Sewn cl. Fifty-nine museums, galleries and collectors lent works to this exhibition, and many works from regional museums and private collections will be a discovery. Paintings of the second half of the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries predominate; also published are drawings, posters and archival..... More
St. Petersburg: Muzei-Zapovednik Petergof, 2019. Sewn pb. Authors and curators of this catalogue of an exhibition at Tsaritsyno Museum look into the role of the Peterhof suburban palace in the personal and public lives of the emperors and empresses of Russia. Archival photography show the interiors soon after the 1917..... More
Moscow: Tret'iakovskaia galereia, 2022. Sewn pb. Sergei Diagilev brought together the most talented painters, composers, and dancers in early twentieth-century Russia to create the Ballets Russes and introduced to Western Europe such great artists and performers as Natalia Goncharova, Nicholas Roerich, Alexander Golovin, Lev Bakst, and Mikhail Larionov, Anna Pavlova..... More
St. Petersburg: Rus muz, 2004. Sewn cl. These paintings were done from the 1960s through the early 2000s. Tselkov populates his world with grotesque figures whose monstrous proportions and eerie countenances satirize the human world and and show its ability to metamorphose. 143 p., 30 cm, approx. 100 color illus...... More
Moscow: Tsentral'nyi muzei sviazi imeni A. S. Popova, 2006. The postcards published in this catalogue of the Popov Postal Museum are the equivalent of artist's books or one-of-a-kind posters. The artists Olga and Alexander Florensky drew and designed these postcards in their travels around Russia, Europe, and the United States..... More
St. Petersburg: Herm / Muzei izobrazitel'nykh iskusstv im. A.S. Pushkina, 2022. Sewn pb. One of the first collectors in Europe to sense the greatness of the French experiments in painting technique, Sergei Shchukin bought prolifically paintings by Monet, Gauguin, Cézanne, Matisse, and Picasso. This is the first comprehensive exhibition of..... More
St. Petersburg: Muzei iskusstva S-P XX–XXI vekov, 2018. Sewn pb. These works from an exhibition at the Museum of 20th- and 21st-Century Art in St. Petersburg illustrate the ways in which artists in the Soviet Union and Russia portray children. The range of styes reflect different periods from the 1930s..... More
St. Petersburg: Rus muz, 2004. Sewn cl. Unofficial art in Leningrad came out of the closet at two momentous exhibitions in the mid-1970s at the Gaz Palace of Culture and the Nevskii Palace of Culture: Gleb Bogomolov had works at both exhibitions, and in the 1980s was part of the..... More
St. Petersburg: Rus muz, 2019. Sewn cl. The authors refer to the fluidness and playfulness of animation as a way of grasping what artists in the late Soviet and contemporary period are doing. Chapter titles: Animators: the password is fantasy, the upshot – reality; Art mechanics: a cinematic experiment; Look..... More
St. Petersburg: Rus muz, 2022. Sewn cl. This catalogue of a Russian Museum exhibition shows how cardinal works of Russian art such as paintings by Levitskii, Tropinin, Briullov, Semiradskii, Repin, and Petrov-Vodkin, have been saved from deterioration and restored almost to the freshness they had at their creation by the..... More
Moscow: Muzei-zapovednik Tsaritsyno / Pavlovsk, 2019. Sewn cl. This catalogue of an exhibition at Tsaritsyno Museum-Preserve in Moscow uses the theme of gift-giving to show works of art and artifacts of court life that were originally exchanged as gifts among members of the Romanov family or given to them by..... More
St. Petersburg: KGallery, 2018. Sewn cl. This catalogue of a gallery exhibition publishes three research articles about an artist whose strange talent bewildered contemporaries but who as the authors show is a significant figure in Russian modernism. KGallery’s major accomplishment is publishing in one place scholarship by Russian, American, and..... More
St. Petersburg: Rus muz, 2019. Sewn cl. Thematic exhibitions risk unnatural juxtapositions since they combine works by different artists of various schools working at different times based on the curators’ perception of a common theme. This catalog of a current exhibition at the Russian museum in St. Petersburg uses a...... More
Moscow: Muzei russkogo impressionizma, 2021. Sewn cl. Recreating the exhibition of Russian art that Konstantin Somov, Igor Grabar, and others organized in New York in the early 1920s, the Museum of Russian Impressionism captures a rich moment in European art when artists of varied movements, schools, and styles of the..... More
St. Petersburg: Herm, 2010. Sewn cl. The term "jewelry" in the title is used in the broad sense of any object of decorative or practical use incorporating gold, silver, diamonds, rubies, emeralds, rock crystal, glass, enamel in its design. Chalices and bible covers, a cup belonging to Anne of Cleves..... More
Montbéliard Musées de Montbéliard, 1997. Sewn pb. Peter the Great’s love of Dutch seascapes and Grand Duke Paul’s long political isolation were two circumstances conducive to collecting. This catalogues draws on the collections Peter and his successors built during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, which now form the core of..... More
St. Petersburg: Herm, 2020. Pb. These articles stem from a 2015 conference hosted by the Hermitage and the Institute of Oriental Manuscripts in St. Petersburg. In the second volume scholars from Russia and other countries present their research in various fields relating to Islamic Iran—history, historiography, art history, linguistics, literary..... More
St. Petersburg: Rus muz, 2021. Sewn cl. The artist that is the focus of this Russian Museum exhibition catalogue came to St. Petersburg/Petrograd on the eve of the 1917 revolution. On and off for the next decade he trained with artists of different styles, major figures of Russian modernism such..... More
St. Petersburg: Rus muz, 2008. Sewn cl. Various genres are pubished here, but painting predominates. The first few decades of the twentieth century demonstrate how various Western European trends together with the ferment of Russia's Silver Age led to many original works of art. Neoclassical seems to refer to the..... More