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

Moscow: Belyi gorod, 2007. sewn cl. The Glinka museum is the heir of the short-lived Museum of Artistic Culture, which housed the excellent collection of Russian art built by N. S. Golovanov, who worked intermittently at the Bolshoi Theater between 1915 and 1953, eventually becoming its artistic director. His collection..... More

St. Petersburg: Herm, 2012. Sewn cl. This is the catalogue of an extensive Hermitage exhibition that aims to show the main stages of writing and written culture on the basis of works originally collected over many years and in many places by the eminent scholar Nikolai Likhachev. Likhachev was a...... More

Moscow: Muz Maiakovskogo, 2010. sewn pb. Besides the insights into his life that Liudmila Maiakovskii's relationship with her brother provides, she was an artist and designer herself. As the photographs from the early twentieth century reveal, she was among the first women to make a career of design — in..... More

Moscow: Muz Vostoka, 2006. sewn pb. These works of bronze from Adygeian kurgans come from collections not often seen: the Museum of Arts of Asian Peoples and and the National Museum of the Republic of Adygei. 175 pieces are catalogued spanning six centuries; together they illustrate the high level of..... More

2008. Saddle-stitched. Written documents and rare visual material on one branch of the imperial family make up this concise catalogue of an exhibition at Peterhof Museum-Preserve. Together they give a sense of the life of the Russian imperial family in the second half of the nineteenth century. 31 p., 6..... More

St. Petersburg: Slavia, 1996. Sewn pb. This catalogue of an extensive Hermitage exhibition displays works from successive periods of Persian painting and drawing, in various media, and employing different techniques. The format is conducive to careful study of each work with many full-page details. Some works are published for the..... More

St. Petersburg: Herm, 2015. Sewn cl. This catalogue of an exhibition inspired by the famous travelogue of Ibn Battutah (14th c.) draws on the collections of the Hermitage to publish a cornucopia of works of fine and decorative art from the lands that Ibn Battutah visited in southern Europe, the..... More

St. Petersburg: Herm, 2004. sewn pb. This Hermitage exhibition catalogue combines detailed scholarship on individual works with a broad discussion of the Parmigianino’s popularity and influence beyond his native culture and period. The collection of the Hermitage is strong enough to publish 27 works by Parmigianino — one of which..... More

St. Petersburg: Herm, 2014. sewn pb. The series of annual Hermitage exhibitions published at year's end stems from a tradition of the tsarist period according to which the Imperial Porcelain Factory would make special works to be presented at Christmas time to the tsar. The theme of the 2014 exhibition..... More

St. Petersburg: Rosfoto, 2017. sewn cl. The Russian State Museum and Exhibition Center for Photography Rosfoto together with other Russian museums, libraries and archives has undertaken a catalogue of early photographs in the daguerreotype technique held at Russian institutions. The achievement is both scholarly and organizations — gaining access to..... More

Krasnodar: Traditsiia, 2014. Sewn cl. The works of applied and decorative art originating in southern Russia and now kept in the Krasnodar Historical and Archeological Museum-Preserve comprise jewelry made from of gems and precious metals and other ornaments used to adorn clothing in ancient and medieval periods; arms, armor and..... More

Chisinau: National Museum of the History of Moldova, 2014. Sewn cl. This rarely seen collection has works from Ukraine and Russia, but the majority originated locally in Moldavian churches, monasteries and home chapels. Some are expert canonical works; others show a naive and free folkish painting manner. The collection has..... More