Chisinau: Casa Editorial / Pechatnyi dom, 2013. Sewn Cloth. Approximately fifty plates on the masterpieces of the collection — Kashan pottery from the Golden Hoard, Bessarabian costume and jewelry, icon-painting, ancient metalwork (Scythian and Greek) — precede a long section on the history of the museum and on its events..... More

St. Petersburg: Rostok, 2014. sewn cl. The authors find that the horse figures in sculptural works on squares, streets, and the façades of buildings from various periods in Moscow's history. From monumental sculptures occupying prominent places in architectural ensembles by such major artists as P. N. Klodt to anonymous reliefs..... More

Moscow: Rudentsovy, 2020. Sewn pb. This catalogue of sixty-six selected bindings from the Moscow University Library demonstrates the work of a private binding workshop formed by the eminent military officer (e.g., head of allied artillery in war against Napoleon) and diplomat (represented Alexander I's government in Persia). A bibliophile from..... More

St. Petersburg: Rosfoto, 2019. pb. These articles are based on papers from the annual conference organized by Rosfoto, the museum on contemporary and historical photography in St Petersburg. They publish photographs from museums, archives, and libraries, and private collections around Russia and research on the history of photography, photographic conservation..... More

Kyiv: Karmins'koi, 2017. Sewn cl. The Russian artist's portrayal of the Russian / Ukrainian / International city captures its street life, seaside aura, and architectural monuments. Florenskii's style established in unofficial art circles of Soviet Russia is deceptively childlike. n.p., approx. 40 color illus., Rus. with captions in Ukrainian. Series..... More

St. Petersburg: Herm, 2020. Sewn cl. This Hermitage exhibition catalogue homes in on the theme of the connections between contemporary art and Old Master paintings, in particular between the paintings of the Romanian artist Adrian Ghenie and the work in the Hermitage which he believes inspired him to become an..... More

St. Petersburg: Bulanin, 2001. Sewn cl. A monograph on the final period of Novgorod’s life as an independent artistic center. Architecture, icon-painting, and manuscript illumination attained their last successes in the 1500s as a great northern European artistic tradition came to an end owing to Moscow's cultural, economic, and political..... More

Moscow: Abramtsevo, 2012. sewn pb. This catalogue of an exhibition at Abramtsevo achieves two purposes: first, it publishes works by a major Russian artist of the late nineteenth and early twentieth century, the figure who, transforming his own work from the nineteenth-century realist canon to innovative modernist forms, was instrumental..... More

Moscow: Art-Volkhonka, 2012. sewn cl. These articles deal with various aspects of the masterpiece by Andrei Rublev and Danil commissioned by the Grand Prince of Moscow. Together they painted new frescoes for the twelfth-century Dormition Cathedral in Vladimir. The authors correct attribution and revise traditional views. Two other aspects of Russian art..... More

Moscow: Iskusstvo XXI vek, 2012. sewn cl. Letters to artists such as Alexander Benois, Valentin Serov, and Igor Grabar', to theater producers and actors like Vsevolod Meierkhold and Vera Kommisarzhevskaia, evoke the milieu of Russian artistic life in the early twentieth century. 360 p., 21 cm., approx. 25 color and..... More

Moscow: Penaty / Muzei drevnerusskogo iskusstva im. Rubleva, 2003. Sewn pb. This catalogue of the Andrei Rublev Museum of Medieval Russian Culture and Art publishes approximately 500 works of art that were donated to the museum over roughly a half century. Besides many works of icon-painting the museum acquired illuminated..... More

St. Petersburg: KGal, 2007. Pb. Kuz'ma Petrov-Vodkin after major exhibitions in Moscow and St. Petersburg is being recognized as a principal figure in Russian modernism whose oeuvre offered an alternative not less imaginative than the great avant-gardists who chose abstraction. Rarely seen works from private collections by a major painter..... More