St. Petersburg: Ars, 2013. Pb. A contemporary artist's imaginings in ceramic, metal and wood. 93 p., approx. 100 color illus., Rus. More

St. Petersburg: Herm, 2018. Pb. War Scenes on 19th-Century Porcelain The Imperial Elagin Palace’s Porcelain and Crystal Services: Their Use and Restoration; Works of the Imperial Glass Factory’s Remarkable Artist; Painted Glass of the ... and the Imperial Glass Factory; The Imperial Glass Factory’s “Gallé” Cameo Glass from the Collection..... More

St. Petersburg: Herm, 2015 (2nd enlarged edition). Sewn pb. The author gives a systematic description of the the technical methods used in ascertaining authorship and dating of works of fine art. 219 p., 26 cm, approx. 40 color and b/w illlus., Rus. More

St. Petersburg: Slavia, 2017. Sewn pb. This catalogue of a Hermitage exhibition at Kazan publishes porcelain manufactured in tsarist St. Petersburg, Soviet Leningrad, and post-Soviet St. Petersburg. The works of the tsarist period reflected artistic styles of the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, neoclassical, empire, and Russian revival, for example..... More

St. Petersburg: Herm, 2012. sewn cl. The excavations in the late 1950s and early 1960s led by the author, the preeminent researcher in this area of Central Asia, occasioned discoveries in several spheres: first, Marshak defined the borders and contours of the Sogdian town of Penjikent in Central Asia; second..... More

St. Petersburg: Tsarskoe selo, 2014. The concise catalogue of an exhibition at Tsarskoe Selo Museum-Preserve identifies connections between porcelain production in the tsarist period, the Soviet period and the current time. The works of the late nineteenth century show historicist styles; in recent years artists and craftsmen at the Lomonosov..... More

St. Petersburg: Pavlovsk, 2014. sewn pb. The author gives a general chronological servey of porcelain production in Russia from the second half of the eighteenth century and then examines some of the most significant producers such as Nikolai Iusupov in the early nineteenth century, the Kornilov Brothers in the mid..... More

Moscow: Muz Vostoka, 2015. sewn pb. The importance of drinking wine and tea in not only the Far East, but also in the Caucasus and Central Asia comes forth vividly in this catalogue of an exhibition at the Museum of the Arts of Asian Peoples (Museum of the Orient, Muzei..... More

St. Petersburg: Propileia, 2009. Sewn cl. This catalogue of works produced at Russia's and one of Europe's oldest porcelain factories publishes pieces from all periods of the factory's history. . The occasion for the publication is the anniversary of the factory founded in 1744 and the merger of its historical..... More

St. Petersburg: Herm, 2009. Sewn cl. In this edition in the series Collections of the Hermitage a curator of decorative arts at the Hermitage publishes a lesser known branch of applied and decorative arts: pipes for smoking. The pipes were carved and sculpted in various European countries, including Russia. They..... More

Moscow: Muzei Moskovskogo Kremlia, 2015. Sewn cl. Most works in the Kremlin collection are from Western Europe – Austria, England, Germany, Holland, Greece, Denmark, Italy, and France (German and French works are the most numerous), but there is a chapter on China. All works are well illustrated and scrupulously catalogued..... More

St. Petersburg: Herm, 2016. Sewn pb. The Hermitage together with the National Museum of Korea shows the extraordinary beauty of Korean ceramics which attained aesthetic and technical brilliance as early as the twelfth century. The simplicity of form, subtle shades of green and white, and spare adornment distinguish the works..... More

Kazan: Zaman, 2003. Sewn cl. This catalogue of the National Museum of the Republic of Tatarstan has porcelain from Asia — mainly China, but also Korea and Japan; Western Europe —primarily Germany, but also France, the Netherlands, and England; and from most Russian centers of porcelain production — the Imperial..... More