St. Petersburg: Tsarskoe Selo / P-2, 2010. saddle-stitched. Catherine the Great had the custom of erecting a park structure, such as a pavilion or sculptural monument, to mark momentous victories. After victory over the Turks in 1791, she asked G. Quarenghi for a design, and he proposed a Turkish bath..... More

St. Petersburg: Herm, 2002. Saddle-stitched. Designed for the Hermitage's collection of Greek and Etruscan vases, the Hall of 20 columns reflects the mid-nineteenth-century view of antiquity: it is a space suited for art that is grand, harmonious, and restrained. It still fulfills the original purpose as a gallery for ancient..... More

St. Petersburg: Muzei-Zapovednik Petergof, 2019. Sewn pb. Authors and curators of this catalogue of an exhibition at Tsaritsyno Museum look into the role of the Peterhof suburban palace in the personal and public lives of the emperors and empresses of Russia. Archival photography show the interiors soon after the 1917..... More

Moscow: Svarog i K, 2000. Sewn cl. This study of the interiors of churches, palaces, public buildings, and private residences from the baroque to art nouveau teems with information on a less accessible area of Russian art and architectural history. Through an extraordinary command of the sources, the author has..... More

St. Petersburg: Tsarskoe Selo, 1997. Saddle-stitched. This concise catalogue published by Tsarskoe Selo Museum-Preserve gives a good overview of the Alexander Palace's conception, design, and role as a residence for Grand Prince Alexander Pavlovich and of successive members of the imperial family; it was especially beloved, for example, by Nicholas..... More

St. Petersburg: Tsarskoe Selo / P-2, 2010. Saddle-stitched. This brief catalogue of Tsarskoe Selo Museum Preserve presents the palace's neoclassical outbuilding designed by Giacomo Quarenghi. Especially well presented are the interiors expertly restored after damage in World War II. 16 p., 24 cm, approx. 30 color illus., Rus.`. More

Moscow: Sovetskaia Rossiia, 1989. Sewn cl. This overview of the art of inlaid wood draws on works of furniture and architectural designs for floors, walls, and doors to illustrate how architects and furniture makers refined the art in palaces of St. Petersburg and Moscow like Tsarskoe Selo, Oranienbaum, Pavlovsk and..... More

Moscow: Triton, 2016. Sewn pb. This catalogue gives a dazzling overview of Kuskovo, the name of a great palace and park ensemble outside Moscow dating to the second half of the eighteenth-century and belonging to the Sheremetevs. Expertly photographed interiors show the design details and the works of fine and..... More

St. Petersburg: Abris / Petergof, 2001. Saddle-stitched. St. Petersburg’s suburban ensembles are famous for their palaces designed and constructed by outstanding Western European and Russian architects. Often overlooked are the ancillary buildings, which, however, were designed by the same talented architects who did the famous palaces. This concise survey shows..... More

St. Petersburg: Pavlovsk, 2010. sewn pb. Many years of research substantiate the authors’ history of the architectural and decorative elements of the residential rooms of two floors of the great neoclassical palace outside St. Petersburg from its original design in the 1790s through all stages of construction and renovation in..... More

St. Petersburg: Herm, 2006. Saddle-stitched. The rooms discovered under a late eighteenth-century wing of the Winter Palace have enabled Hermitage architectural historians to recreate several rooms of Peter the Great’s palace of the early 1700s. Furnishing them with objects that belonged to Peter and with such works of English and..... More

St. Petersburg: Pavlovsk, 2008. sewn pb. This first volume of the palace museum’s collection catalogues sketches the lives of those who commissioned the palace and formed its collections, the architects, painters, sculptors, and landscape architects who built the dazzling neoclassical ensemble. It gives historical background on the palace’s residents whose..... More

St. Petersburg: Abris / Petergof, 1996. 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..... More