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

Moscow: Moskovskii muzei sovremennogo iskusstva, 2017. Sewn cl. This catalogue of an exhibition at the Moscow Museum of Modern Art publishes an artist who after working with Pavel Filonov and the Collective of Analytical Artists became part of the Circle of Artists association in the 1920s and 30s distinguishing himself..... More

Moscow: Muzei izobrazitel'nykh iskusstv, 2017. Sewn pb. This catalogue of an exhibition at the Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts consists of drawings, prints, and sculptures by the late Soviet-Russian artist, whose unconventional human figures in otherworldly places are not science fiction but as he put it, “in general I am..... More

St. Petersburg: Muzei nonkonformistskogo iskusstva / Dean, 2017. Sewn cl. The circle of artists and writers — Ry Nikonova, Sergei Sigei, A Nik (Nikolai Ansel'rod), Boris Konstriktora, Boris Kudriakov — that are the subject of this catalogue of an exhibition at the Museum of Nonconformist Art in St. Petersburg came..... More

Moscow: Muz russkogo impressionizma, 2018. Sewn pb. The theme of this catalogue of an exhibition at the Museum of Russian Impressionism is that the opportunity that the great collector of modern French art Sergei Shchukin gave to Russian artists to see in Moscow the works of the French Impressionists liberated..... More

St. Petersburg: Herm, 2019. Sewn pb. Works from museums in Naples and Pompei together with those from the Hermitage’s collection demonstrate both the aesthetic prowess of Roman art as seen in frescoes and sculpture and the achievements of everyday living visible in applied arts such as glass and furniture. Five..... More

St. Petersburg: Herm, 2019. Sewn pb. This Hermitage exhibition catalogue publishes texts from a cluster of ancient manuscripts in Persian, Arabic, and Hebrew originally supposed to be from a Jewish family archive and a Muslim administrtive archive. They come from the National Library of Israel, which recently acquired them. To..... More

Moscow: Ekaterina, 2011. Sewn pb. This catalogue of an exhibition focuses on a generation of artists who adhered to a representational style that is neither realistic nor academic. Initiated in part during the 1980s by Timur Novikov, who coined “new academism” for the works of artists (including his own) that..... More

Sewn cl. This exhibition catalogue of the Russian Museum deals with two themes essential to Russian art history: the discovery and propagation outside Russian of Russian secular painting and the publicizing of modernist painting of the late nineteenth and early twentieth century. Both events occurred thanks to the energy of..... More

St. Petersburg: Slavia, 1997. Sewn pb. These drawings and etudes exhibited at the Hermitage depict ruins in Italy, architectural fantasies, and arabesque interior designs; together they display the spectrum of Clérisseau’s talent and imagination. Catherine the Great was a patron of Clérisseau, and his works set the standard for neoclassical..... More

Moscow: Muzei izobrazitel'nykh iskusstv im. A. S. Pushkina, 2009 (2nd, enlarged and corrected edition). Sewn cl. Besides full descriptive data for each work, volume 2 also publishes written documents on the building of the collection, such as correspondence between S. N. Kitaev, the principal collector, and I. V. Tsvetaev, founder..... More

St. Petersburg: Herm, 2013. sewn pb. The interest in dynastic ties in Europe grounds the first section of this catalogue of an exhibition at the Hermitage. The second section focuses on the inspired collecting of Willem II many fruits of which ended up in the Hermitage collection; approximately thirty museums..... More

St. Petersburg: Herm, 2010. Sewn pb. The Rademakers Collection spans the first seven decades of the nineteenth century, with examples of nearly every genre and trend in the Romanticism of the Low Countries. There are summer and winter landscapes, seascapes and cityscapes, flower pieces and still lifes, nocturnes, portraits and..... More