Novgorod: Novgorodskii muz, 2014. Sewn cl. This book by the well-known architect-restorer presents the results of several decades of research and study. Published by the Novgorod Museum Preserve, it is part of Krasnorech’ev’s manuscript work, Folk Wooden Architecture of the Novgorod Region, which he wrote in 1995 – 98. Here..... More

St. Petersburg: Stroiizdat, 1994. Sewn cl. This concise survey follows Rossi’s career as the chief architect of St. Petersburg's great neoclassical ensembles. The son of an Italian sculptor, Rossi became the favorite architect of Alexander I, and his works of the early nineteenth century — The Alexander Theater, the Ministry..... More

Moscow: Muzei drevnerusskogo iskusstva im. Rubleva, 2020. Sewn pb. Groups of saints became a frequent subject of icons from the late medieval period (ca. seventeenth century in Russia). Iconographically the icons challenged icon painters to understand and depict the attributes of both local or regional saints and those universally revered..... More

Moscow: Muzei drevnerusskogo iskusstva im. Rubleva, 2020. Sewn pb. This catalogue of an exhibition scheduled for spring 2020 publishes a recently restored icon from an early eighteenth-century iconostasis in the Cathedral of Archangel Michael in Bronnitsy outside Moscow. The author explains the content of the icon, for example, St. John..... More

St. Petersburg: Gatchina, 2008. sewn cl. This third volume of a series publishing written and visual documents on the history of Gatchina as an architectural ensemble and an imperial palace covers the reigns of Alexander III and Nicholas II. Correspondence and memoirs by the Romanov family, court officials like Sergei..... More

St. Petersburg: Herm, 2019. Sewn pb. This catalogue of an exhibition at the Hermitage publishes 90 works from the British and 9 reliefs from the Hermitage. Work originate in the heyday of Assyrian art (ca. 900–700 B.C.). 316 p., 27 cm, approx. 200 color illus., Rus. with title page, table..... More

Moscow: Buki Vedi, 2017. Sewn cl. 558 p., 21 cm, approx. 20 b/w illus., Rus. Series: Bumagi konstantinovichei, Doma Romanovykh, kniga II (Series: Papers of the sons of Konstantin, House of Romanovs, book III). 2ND ISBN 9785446513901Run: 100. More

St. Petersburg: Abris, 2003. saddle-stitched. This brief publication outlines the architectural and design of the masterpiece of Late Baroque style outside St. Petersburg designed by Bartolomeo Rastrelli. Section heads: Main staircase; Ballroom; Chesme Hall; Blue Reception Room; Throne Room; White Banquet Hall; Chinese Lobby; Picture Hall; Partridge Reception Room; Divan..... More

Moscow: Buki Vedi, 2014. Sewn cl. The son of Grand Prince Konstantin Konstantinovich Oleg was mortally wounded fighting in World War II. Documents include letters to and from his parents, brothers and sisters, teachers and tutors. 559 p., 21 cm, approx. 20 b/w illus., Rus. Run: 100. More

St. Petersburg: Zolotoi vek, 1997 (1st ed. 1990). Sewn cl. In a pithy and handsomely illustrated study the author demonstrates how Kuindzhi was at variance with his times. Early in his career his paintings epitomize realism with a social conscience of the 1860s–80s, but later he achieved an original style..... More

St. Petersburg: Zhurnal Neva, 2003. This is the first monograph on an artist whose drawings and engravings left an invaluable record of young St. Petersburg and of Moscow in the mid-eighteenth century. Working for years at the Russian Academy of Arts, Makhaev left many documents about his methods of work..... More

St. Petersburg: Rus muz, 2016. Sewn cl. Religion, portraiture, everyday life, landscapes, nudes, still-life, and the city are the chapter titles of this catalogue of an exhibition of contemporary photography at the Ludwig Misaim, the Russian Museum's branch for contemporary art. 239 p., 24 x 22 cm, approx. 250 color..... More