St. Petersburg: Slavia, 1996. Sewn pb. The Hermitage honored the 100th anniversary of the opening of Baron Alexander von Stieglitz’s museum-school with this exhibition of furniture, tapestries, majolica, porcelain, glass, textiles, embroidery, and jewelry. Many of these works were originally brought to St. Petersburg by Stieglitz and his collector-agents for... More

Novgorod: Novgorodskii muzei-zapovednik, 2002. pb. These highlights of a collection of textile works for liturgical use — shrouds, palls, altar cloths, icon covers, and vestments — demonstrate that the embroiderers were as expressive and ingenious in depicting biblical and hagiographical scenes as were Russian icon- and fresco-painters. 32 p., 21... More

St. Petersburg: Rus muz, 2001. sewn cl. The collection of the Russian Museum owes its rich sampling of works from the seventeenth to the nineteenth century to the inspired collecting of Nikolai Burdunov and the prerevolutionary collection of the Handicraft Museum in St. Petersburg, much of which passed to the... More

Moscow: Sev pal, 2015. sewn pb. The first section of this collection catalogue publishes works of ecclesiastical cloth showing saints, angels, and biblical scenes . The works exhibit the level which embroiderers attained from the sixteenth to the eighteenth century in Russian workshops. Most of them originated around the monasteries... More

Moscow: Muz vostoka, 2013. Sewn pb. This catalogue publishes forms of textile art that have been extinct since the indigenous populations of Crimea were expelled by Stalin in 1944. The different coasts of Crimea and the inland steppe areas developed their own distinct traditions. Content: collections of Crimean weaving; outline... More

Istanbul: Istanbul Dept of National Palaces, 2013. Sewn cl. This catalogue of an exhibition at the Kazan Kremlin publishes works in traditional forms of Turkish art created by contemporary artists in the Tartarstan Republic of the Russian Federation. Chapter titles: The image of the word. Levent Karaduman; Reflection of eternity... More

St. Petersburg: Pavlovsk, 2012. sewn pb. The museum at Pavlovsk, bound as it is by the dimensions of the eighteenth-century palace, can keep only a small part of its collections on permanent display; hence the significance of the publication of complete collection catalogues that make available for researchers the museum’s... More

Moscow: Pashkov dom, 2010. sewn cl. The works catalogued here entered the Russian State Library (State Lenin Library at that time) as trophy art taken by Soviet forces from the German Museum of the Book in Leipzig. Since it is only recently that Russian Federation policty "On Displaced Cultural Valuables"... More