St. Petersburg: Palatstso, 2012. Pb. This catalogue of an exhibition at the Academy of Fine Arts in St. Petersburg displays the highly polished drawings of an architect who shaped the milieu of mid nineteenth century St. Petersburg through a tasteful use of eclectic elements. 47 p., 23 cm, approx. 90..... More

St. Petersburg: Borey Gallery, 2013. Saddle-stitched. This brief publication stems from a gallery exhibition of photography from the last two decades of the Soviet period, the 1990s, and the early 2000s. The photographer looks at the seamy side of Soviet/post-Soviet life but simplifying his compositions and choosing unusual points of..... More

St. Petersburg: Slavia, 2016. This catalogue of an exhibition at the Yusupov Museum-Palace in St. Petersburg publishes French paintings and works of sculpture now at the Hermitage that the Yusupov family collected in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. Initiated by Nikolai Borisovich Yusupov, the collection became the richest private collection..... More

St. Petersburg: Herm, 2016. Saddle-stitched. The author of this concise Hermitage exhibition catalogue explicates a sculptural masterpiece of the sixth century b.c. and places it in the overall framework of Greek art of the period, especially the composition and painting of ensembles of statues. 22 p., 12 color illus., Rus..... More

St. Petersburg: Zolotoi vek, 2009. sewn cl. Sixty museums and private collections in Russia and in other countries, including France, the United States, central Asian countries, contributed works to this catalogue of an exhibition at the Manège Central Exhibition Hall in St. Petersburg. Besides over 250 of Roerich’s own works..... 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

Rus muz, 2008. Sewn cl. Figurative painting by a contemporary artist has to be special to compete with the many experimental forms of art currently in vogue. The landscapes in which the Buryat painter born in the Soviet Union in 1976 sets his characters are formidable: the desert and mountains..... More

St. Petersburg: Rus muz, 2014. sewn cl. For most of the second half of the twentieth century Shuvalov painted and drew the coast of northern Russia, the rivers and banks of St. Petersburg, and rustic settings of villages and open country. In its realism his work is of another era..... 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, 2004. Sewn pb. This monograph published on the occasion of the Hermitage’s first exhibition of Rouault’s works is based on thirty years of research by Albert Kostenevich the eminent curator of nineteenth- and twentieth-century Western European art at the Hermitage. Kostenevich looks at the literary output of..... More

St. Petersburg: Herm, 2009. Sewn pb. The Hermitage in this exhibition honors the donor of a major collection of Matisse works. Lidia Delektorskaia orphaned in the cholera epidemic emigrating to France with her relatives as a young woman in the 1920s, worked random jobs until she met took work with..... More

St. Petersburg: Herm, 2004. Sewn cl. 118 p., 8 1/4 x 11 ins., 170 b-&-w illus., 45 color, Rus. More