2024 №4

History

Russian Medieval Art

Maria Orlova. On the Design of Cyrillic Part of the Reims Gospel

Lev Lifshits. “Deesis with Sts. Barbara and Paraskeva”. An Attempt to Look Anew at the Monument, which has Long Been Included in the History of Russian Art

Andrei Batalov. The Cathedral of Moscow Nativity Convent, its Dating and Place in a Typological Context

Leonid Beliaev, Kirill Ganichev, Svetlana Grigorian. Architectural and Archaeological Studies in Moscow Nativity Convent. Preliminary Results. Appendix. Moscow Nativity Convent — 2023. Description of Graves

Maria Romanenkova. Russian Icon Painting in the Soviet Format: The Publication History of Kira Kornilovich’s Book “A Window into the Past”


Renaissance

Olga Nazarova, Regina Gaynullina. The Courtesan in the Italian Renaissance Art: Portraits of Barbara Salutati by Domenico Puligo


Miniature


Ekaterina Zolotova. University Diplomas by Giovanni Alvise Foppa’s Workshop in Russian Collections


Interior


Natalia Sipovskaya. The Farm Palace: A Country Dacha in the Imperial Residence


Voyage

Anastasia Loseva. Voyage to the Duat. The Nile, the Sphinx and the Pyramids in the Paintings of Orientalist Artists of the Second Half of the 19th — Early 20th Century


Collecting

Natalia Markova. Collecting Drawings and Prints in Russia: From the Beginning to the Present Day. Part III


Cultural Politics

Veronika Nikiforova. Solomenka Workshops: An Unknown Initiative of Maria Yakunchikova to Support Kustar Crafts

Polina Aliaksina. Mass Enlightenment or Professional Education? Correspondence Courses and the Soviet Cultural Politics of the 1930s


Art Criticism

Oksana Voronina. How the “Highway of Modern Art” Led to a “Disease that Seemed Fatal”: Soviet Critics on the Art of the Society of Easel Artists


Books

Natalia Sipovskaya. Review: Denis Diderot’s Salons. Exhibitions of Contemporary Art in Eighteenth-century Paris. Exhibition catalogue. Moscow: Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts, 2023

T atiana Gnedovskaya. Significant Trifles and Natural Absurdities. [Review: Implicit. The Trifles and Absurdities of Alexander Ermolaev. The concept of the book: Olga Khaldeeva. Moscow: Moscow Museum of Modern Art, 2024]