Moscow, Vologda: Institut arkheologii Rossiiskoi akademii nauk, 2018. Sewn cl. Bracelets, necklaces, beads, and equestrian gear are among the objects archeologists study and publish in this monograph based on excavations in Ukraine and southern Russia near the village of Usukh on the lower Sev River. Unifying the various chapters is..... More

St. Petersburg: Herm, 2014. sewn cl. This edition of the complete catalogue of the Hermitage publishes exquisite examples of Iranian metalwork from the world’s largest collection. Among the themes that the author develops in the introduction are the use of inscriptions (verses, prayers) to ascertain origin; names of owners and..... More

St. Petersburg: Herm, 2012. sewn cl. The monograph publishes the author’s research on an original and understudied theme in art criticism: the ways in which the image of Alexander the Great influenced the representations of heroes and gods in Hellenistic art. The author outlines the historiography of “Alexander-type” portraits and..... More

St. Petersburg: Rossiiskii etnograficheskii muzei, 2007. sewn pb., The authors focus on the art-historical aspects of the cross in Russia, tracing its development from Byzantine forms to distinctive Russian styles, such as four-, six, and eight-sided variants, a generalized almost abstract image of Christ at variance with realistic depiction of..... More

St. Petersburg: Petronii / Herm, 2014. sewn cl. Paring away all detail, the artist strives to render the essence of his subjects: a patient and doctor, lovers, a moonlit night, a walk in the rain are all distilled into the forms and colors that make them what they are without..... More

St. Petersburg: Rus muz, 2015. sewn cl. In this catalogue of a Russian Museum exhibition the curators identify a strain of narrative painting in Russian art that had its heyday in the second half of the nineteenth century and has been continued with an ironic twist in works by contemporary..... More

Moscow: Hermitage / Fond Mardzhani, 2016. Sewn cl. This catalogue of a Hermitage exhibition at the Kazan Kremlin Museum publishes art and artifacts that originate in the areas along 1000-year old trade routes of Eastern Europe, the Near East, and Central Asia. The tools, artifacts, applied and decorative arts are..... More

Arkhangel'skoe: Muzei-usad'ba Arkhangel'skoe, 2021. Sewn pb. This is the first scholarly catalogue of the collection of glass at Arkhangel'skoe Estate-Museum, which as the home of Nikolai Borisovich Yusupov in the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries became the center of his collecting activity, one result of which was a major..... More

St. Petersburg: Herm, 2015. Sewn cl. The Hermitage collection of vases originating in Corinth, most painted with animal and human figures at a high level of virtuosity, numbers over 700 and dates to the seventh and sixth centuries B.C., usually regarded as the heyday of ceramic art in Corinth. The..... More

St. Petersburg: Herm, 2019. Sewn pb. The swap between the Hermitage and the Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts has enabled each museum to put on an unprecedented exhibition: the Hermitage exhibiting the paintings collected by the Morozovs from the Pushkin’s permanent collection, and the Pushkin those collected by the Shchukins..... More

St. Petersburg: Herm, 2015. sewn pb. In this catalogue of a Hermitage exhibition in the series Masterpieces from Museums of the World at the Hermitage the eminent curator and critic of modern French art explicates Renoir's work from the Musée d'Orsay. 64 p., 21 cm, approx. 30 color and b/w..... More

St. Petersburg: Herm, 2013. pb. Published in the series Masterpieces from Museums of the World at the Hermitage, this concise study of one painting by Cézanne shows how refined and carefully imagined it is as a work of art. Cézanne did several works on the subject, and he Hermitage's eminent..... More

St. Petersburg: Herm, 2009. Sewn pb. The Hermitage in this exhibition honors the donor Lidia Delektorskaia, who after years of collaboration with the artist had accumulated a substantial collection of Matisse’s drawings and paintings. Lidia Delektorskaia was orphaned in the cholera epidemic and emigrated to France with her relatives as..... More