St. Petersburg: Muzei Faberzhe, 2014. Pb. In addition to the jewelry, metalwork, and enamels by Fabergé and jewelers of other studios and workshop in Russia (e.g., Ovchinnikov), the Fabergé Museum in St. Petersburg has in its collections religious and secular paintings, wood carvings, and porcelain. This guidebook catalogues the collection..... More
St. Petersburg: Baltikum, 2015. pb. 166 p., 29 cm, approx. 400 color illus., Rus. and ENGLISH. ISSN: 1994-9367, ISSN: No 29: 2/2016–1/2017. More
Moscow: Tret'iakovskaia galereia, 2017. Sewn pb. This catalogue of a Tretyakov gallery exhibition studies works — primarily ecclesiastical metalwork — salvaged from churches and monasteries no longer extant. 86 p., 30 cm, approx. 50 color and b/w illus., Rus. More
St. Petersburg: Herm, 2013. sewn pb. Reports publish research of curators on individual works of art, attributing and dating works more accurately and examining lesser known works, as well as general articles on acquisitions during the past year, restoration and preservation projects, new exhibitions, redesigned permanent exhibitions, and the history..... More
St. Petersburg: Herm, 2018. Pb. Art-historical and historical research tapping both visual and written documents amplify various aspects of the eighteenth century and Peter the Great’s wrenching of Russian westward. 450 p. , approx. 50 b/w illus., Rus. with title page, table of contents, and summaries of all articles in..... More
Moscow: Kontakt-kul'tura, 2012. sewn cl. These posters from 1924 to the end of Soviet period show the creative trends in Soviet cinema art sometimes reflecting Western vogue, sometimes using distinctive imagery and the experimental graphics derived from the Russian avant-garde. Some of the posters especially the early works by artists..... More
Moscow: Belyi gorod, 2004. sewn cl. Works by core painters of nineteenth-century realism (I. Repin, K. Makovskii, G. Miasoedov, V. Vereshchagin, I. Polenov, I. Levitan), late nineteenth- and early twentieth-century artists on the cusp of changing styles (V. Vasnetsov, M. Nesterov, N. Roerich, L. Bakst, V. Iakovlev, a tryptych by..... More
Tbilisi / St. Petersburg: Diogene, 2012. Sewn cl. The Georgian city for a northern people like the Russians stood for warmth, exotic foliage, vineyards, and its ancient churches (conversion to Christianity in fifth century) and mountainous terrain are picturesque in the extreme. Florenskii's drawings convey the n.p., 22 cm, approx..... More
St. Petersburg: Gatchina, 2018. Pb. The subject of this catalogue of an exhibition at Gatchina Palace Museum is Empress Alexandra Fedorovna, wife of Nicholas I (reigned 1825–55). Alexandra fled her native Berlin during Napolean’s invasion and had a fairy-tale romance with Grand Duke Nikolai Pavlovich before she became his wife..... More
Moscow: Muzei izobrazitel'nykh iskusstv im. A. S. Pushkina, 2009 (2nd, enlarged and corrected edition). sewn pb. This catalogue has been the life work of the author who undertook in the 1960s a systematic and scholarly description of the Pushkin Museum’s collection of Japanese prints. The collection lacks early works of..... More
Moscow: Buksmart, 2016. Sewn pb. The artists' group that designated itself as Association of Artists of Revolutionary Russia received commissions from the new Soviet state. As such its artists were often engaged in depicting such subjects as Lenin giving a speech or peasant children learning to read. Sometimes dismissed at..... More
Moscow: Gelios, 2014. Sewn cl. The comparison to combat of the work of museum personnel guarding, stowing, packing evacuating the artistic and historical artifacts in the collections of European Russia to save them from the onslaught of Hitler’s army and air-force is scarcely an exaggeration. The conditions were perilous and..... More
Moscow: Sev pal, 2007. Sewn cl. An expertly reproduced facsimile edition of a seventeenth-century manuscript from a monastery collection. The introduction, published as a separate illustrated 24-page booklet, describes the manuscript and points out how its illuminations and script fit into the history of Russian and European book art and..... More
St. Petersburg: Rus muz, 2019. Sewn cl. Early in their careers most of the great artists of the Russian avant-garde, such as Kazimir Malevich, Mikhail Larionov, and Natalia Goncharova exhibited with Union of the Young, and their early works published here together with those of less famous artists show how..... More
Moscow: Sovietskaia Rossiia, 1989. Sewn cl. This overview of the art of inlaid wood draws on works of furniture and architectural designs for floors, walls, and doors to illustrate how architects and furniture makers refined the art in palaces of St. Petersburg and Moscow like Tsarskoe Selo, Oranienbaum, Pavlovsk and..... More
Moscow: Kolo, 2010. sewn cl. Initiated by the Russian Academy of Architecture and Building Science, this series publishes research and visual documentation on a distinct form of Russian architecture. Authors focus on three main areas: works of architecture that have neither been studied nor published previously; history and interpretation of..... More
Moscow: Belyi gorod, 2006. sewn cl. Ul’iansk has a well-rounded collection of Russian secular art: works by major realists and landscape painters of the nineteenth century (e.g., Shishkin, Savrasov, Polenov, Levitan) and by the principal revolutionary and creative artists of the avant-garde (e.g., Goncharova, Lariona, Rozanova). The author traces the..... More
Moscow: Belyi gorod, 2008. sewn cl. The authors concentrate on the museum’s good selection of the Itinerants and range of Soviet academic art of the Soviet period to sketch the history of late nineteenth- and twentieth-century art through specific examples. 64 pp., 9 1/4 x 12 1/4 ins., 122 color..... More
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St. Petersburg: Rossiiskii institut istorii iskusstv, 2013. sewn pb. Ten museums, theaters, and the artist's family contributed set and costume designs to this catalogue of works by a major artist of the twentieth-century Soviet theater. In these works of the mid 1940s to the early 1980s Dorrer shows that he..... More
Moscow: Boslen, 2015. Sewn pb. The many inscriptions catalogued here together with photographs of the authors are vivid visual documents on literary history that focus our attention on the attitude of the authors toward their works and toward those they would present them to. The many book covers and title..... More
Herm, 2011. Sewn pb. On the basis of works from the Aga Khan Museum in Toronto, this Hermitage exhibition catalogue shows the development of Islamic architectural forms from the establishment of Islam in the late seventh century until the nineteenth century, when European influence gave rise to different trends in..... More
St. Petersburg: Herm, 2018. Sewn cl. This is the first publication to catalogue comprehensively the Hermitage’s collection of French painting over three rich centuries, for which its collection is considered unsurpassed outside France. The publication of masterpieces by famous artists is bolstered by representative works by less well-known artists of..... More
Moscow: Buksmart, 2014. sewn cl. Russian modernism of the first half of the twentieth century was not al all homogeneous. Theories of abstract art and abstract works such as suprematism and constructiivism were concurrent with other styles that were figurative but also strikingly experimental. Petrov-Vodkin's painting exemplifies art with recognizable..... More
St. Petersburg: Herm, 2016. Sewn pb. P Herm The authors describe the technical steps taken to restore a masterpiece of Netherlandish painting. Along the way they note the extraordinary provenance of the painting, the right and left halves of which came to the Hermitage at various times, its variants in..... More
Moscow: Moskovskii muzei sovremennogo iskusstva, 2017. Pb. Exhibited at the Moscow Museum of Contemporary Art, these paintings and drawings by an artist of the second half of the twentieth century resemble and build on the experiments of the Russian avant-garde. Dating from the 1960s to the the first years of..... More