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Theme of the Issue:
This and the next issue, dedicated to the 70th anniversary of the State Institute for Art Studies, demonstrate the broad spectrum of contemporary research endeavors carried out by its staff. These activities take place in line with the context of the longstanding work of the Institute, which is aimed primarily at developing the methodological aspects of the study of art. Bringing together a whole range of strategic directions, in particular, the integrated approach to the study of Russia’s culture, became in many respects possible due to Academician Grigori Sternin, a leading scientist in the field of art studies, who passed away in 2013. The first part of the magazine is devoted to the memory of Grigori Sternin. The research work of the members of his team Russian Artistic Culture has become a prologue to “The History of Russian Art”, a large-scale scientific undertaking of the Institute. Two other sections, “The Art of the Eastern Christian World” and “Architecture. Theory and Practice”, also illustrate the contextual integrated method of art studies.
MEMORY OF GRIGORI STERNIN (1927–2013)
Lidiya Andreyeva. The Academic Horizons of Grigori Sternin
Eleonora Paston. Remembering the Teacher
Tatyana Karpova. Remembering the Teacher
Tatyana Yudenkova. Remembering the Teacher
Irina Karasik. Remembering the Teacher
THE ART OF THE EASTERN CHRISTIAN WORLD
Olga Kostina – Grigori Sternin – Lev Lifshits. The Missionary Outreach of Humanists
Svetlana Tatarchenko. Frescoes of the Virgin Mary Church in Kintsvisi, Georgia
ARCHITECTURE. THEORY AND PRACTICE
Igor Dukhan. Neoclassicism and Happiness
Yevgeny Kononenko. Turkish Mosque: Between Neoclassicism and Non-Classicism
EPOCH. ARTIST. IMAGE
Natalia Shcherbakova. Honore Daumier: From Politic Caricature to Masks
Svetlana Domogatskaya. Russian Sculpture of the Second Half of the 19th – early 20th Century
Elena Bespalova. Bakst and Modernism
Nikita Makhov. Pavel Filonov. Early Period. «Mirovy Recognition» under the Sign of the Apocalypse