St. Petersburg: Petronii, 2006. More

Moscow: Akademiia khdozhestv / Progress-Traditsiia, 2013. Sewn cl. The author uses archival documents to trace the career of the architect Alexander Kokorinov (1726-72), who prepared the way for the flourishing of neoclassical architecture in Russia.  He achieved fame for his design of the ensemble of the Academy of Fine Arts... More

St. Petersburg: Pavlovsk, 2017. In this catalogue of an exhibition at Pavlovsk Museum-Preserve and the Cabinet Honoré d'Urfé watercolors and drawings by a leader of the early twentieth-century art movement World of Art capture a persistent theme of the period: the beauty and harmony of the eighteenth century as embodied... More

St. Petersburg: Rosfoto, 2013. Cherkasov uses a photographic technique that captures shapes and tones without distracting colors. His images in the photo cycles such as "Near Moscow", "Ukraine: the Little Homeland. Donbas", and "Black Earth: Russia" consist of striking landscapes and desolate human environments reminiscent of Edward Hopper's paintings. 187... More

St. Petersburg: Slavia, 2014. sewn cl. This is an extraordinarily rich encyclopedia of costume, fine and decorative arts, folk art, and arms and armor for over one hundred nationalities inhabiting the territory of Russia. Years in the making, the volume is especially valuable for its skillful compilation of illustrations and... More

Pskov: Pskovskaia oblastnaia tipografiia, 2012. This book publishes sketches and drawings that Vasnetsov did for book covers and book illustrations of over 100 children’s books from the 1930s to the 1970s. Besides the illustrations taken from Vasnetsov’s books, the authors publish archival photos, written documents, and preparatory drawings, which enable... More

St. Petersburg: In Artibus, 2016. Sewn pb. This catalogue of an exhibition shows a new and healthy side of Russian art book publishing: galleries are mustering resources to publish catalogues of exhibitions which though not of museum extent yet warrant a visual and written record. Mashkov studied in the early... More

St. Petersburg: Evropeiskii univ, 2015. sewn pb. Filonov's paintings constitute a distinct and powerful branch of the Russian avant-garde. The author of this monograph studies Filonov's work in the context of other form if painting of the 1920s and 30s, when Filonov conceived and developed his theory of analytical art... More

St. Petersburg: Herm, 2017. Sewn cl. An exhaustive catalogue of the Hermitage collections is an event in museology and art history; for example, the volumes on Dutch painting, the first two of which came out at the end of 2017, mark the first time the collection has been catalogued in... More

Moscow: Muzei Shchuseva, 2018. The Russian avant-garde like that of the West has roots in the first years of the twentieth century, but it was the 1917 revolution, that gave it its sweeping radicalism. The new regime realized soon after the October revolution (April 1918 decree "On the Construction of... More

St. Petersburg: Rus muz, 2015. sewn cl. Perhaps owing to the major part the Russian Academy of Fine Arts has played in training artists and fostering their careers, its traditional emphasis on realism ensures a strong school of figurative painters in Russia. In this Russian Museum catalogue the Department of... More

St. Petersburg: Alaborg, 2008. Sewn cl. Some of these estates date to the early eighteenth century; most flourished in the nineteenth. The authors reproduce plans, and photographs of buildings and interiors of extant houses. They identify the owners and residents, such as A. N. Olenin, director of the Public Library... More

Moscow: Gos Istoricheskii muzei (GIM), 2017. Sewn cl. In an ambitious attempt to see the 1917 revolution in the round, the State Historical Museum (Moscow) publishes in a lavish large format book approximately 500 visual and written documents from its collections and those of other museums, archives and private collectors... More