1. Russian Art Of Avantgarde - Cultural Movements In Russia. Avtantgarde artists, poets, writers and others index. Resources, news and bibliography. All about Russian AvantGarde Art. This site is fully dedicated to The Russian Avant-Garde Art Movement from the beginning of the XXth Do some chatting or browse the sites of Russian Avantgarde Web Ring http://www.a-art.com/avantgarde

RA INDEX NEWS! SOURCES BOOKS LINKS Avantgarde Index Avantgarde News bring you latest news on events like: exhibitions, plays, shows, lectures, announces, etc. Your input will be appreciated! On this page Avantgarde Resources let me know ! Many languages in database. Here is the Books List page. Use it, 'cause on-line resources still cannot satisfy us. The Choicest Web Links - definitely worth a visit! Best art sites, radio, virtual online galleries, searches, alternative sites, crop of the best RU web. Many really cool sites to browse:) This site is fully dedicated to The Russian Avant-Garde Art Movement from the beginning of the XXth century. You can see The Artists Index and then go to the relative pages or Links, otherwise you can see some News, Resources and Bibliography. Or see what others have to say to the world! Do some chatting or browse the sites of Russian Avantgarde Web Ring! See my awards! Published by [ENTRANCE] [INDEX] [NEWS] [RESOURCES] ... [MAIL]

2. Russian Art russian art. Visit SEMIOLOGY bookstore for the latest books on russian art. 1000 Years of russian art CDROM - $59.95. Alexeev, Nikolai. http://www.auburn.edu/academic/liberal_arts/foreign/russian/art/

Russian Art Visit SEMIOLOGY bookstore for the latest books on Russian art. 1000 Years of Russian Art CD-ROM - $59.95 Alexeev, Nikolai A Young Girl in Russian Costume ALTMAN, Natan Isaevich Portrait of Anna Akhmatova (1914) Selection of Materials Annenkov, Yuri Storming of the Winter Palace Argunov, Ivan Portrait of a Peasant Woman in Russian Costume Arkhipov, Abram On the River Oka Benois, Alexander Stage design for Petrushka 1, (1911) Stage design for Petrushka 2, (1911) Stage design for Petrushka (1920) Bilibin, Ivan Borisov-Musatov, Viktor Self-Portrait with the Artist's Sister The Reservoir At Neddlework Borovikovsky, Vladimir 1757-1825 Maria Lopukhina Alexander Kurakin Briullov, Karl 1799-1852 Svetlana, A Russian Girl Telling her Fortune Last Day of Pompei Last Day of Pompei, detail Countess Samoilova ... Portrait of Nikolai Kukolnik (1836) BURLIUK, David Davidovich, 1882-1967 Horses Chagall, Mark The Artist's Father, 1914 Shop in Vitebsk, 1914 Me and my Village Bouquet of Flowers ... Wedding (1913) Cheptsov, Efim Meeting of a Village Party Cell Fedotov, Pavel 1815-1853 Encore, again Encore! (1851-52

3. RUSSIAN PAINTING Russian Painting site was designed to present the developments in Russian painting from its beginnings to the twentieth century. It includes background information and biographies of selected This Internet presentation of Russian painting has been conceived as a unique source of information for students and lovers of russian art. Unlike the majority of http://www.rollins.edu/Foreign_Lang/Russian/ruspaint.html

4. Russian Art And Architecture Materials and links related to russian art and architecture, including the art of the icon, Russian folk art and architecture, russian art of the 19th and 20th centuries wonderfully rich site describing and illustrating the history of russian art from the icons to the 20th century to know about russian art, including the art itself, may be found http://www.departments.bucknell.edu/russian/art.html

T hroughout most of Russia's history, art, music, literature, and history were either folk art or that of the Orthodox Church. The reason for this is that during the Renaissance, Russia was a hegemony of the Mongol-Tatar Empire and thus missed the rebirth of the arts which swept Western Europe. Peter I and Catherine II changed all that with the secularization of Russian culture in the 18th century. R ussian artists, however, have always had to leave Russia to escape realism imposed on them by the Russian critics and art world. Chagal, Kandinsky, and many other progressive artists could only develop their art in Western Europe. This page contains a growing list of sources on Russian art: folk, ecclesiastical, and secular. The History of Russian Art Alexander Boguslawski of Rollins College maintains a wonderfully rich site describing and illustrating the history of Russian art from the icons to the 20th century. The site discusses periods, artists, schools, and trends. It is beautifully designed and laid out so as to be easily navigated. Everything you want to know about Russian art, including the art itself, may be found here. Boguslawski has now added an equally splendid exhibit and treatise on Russian lubok folk painting.

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6. Early 20th Century Russian Theater Russian Realism. The best starting place for an examination of Russian 20thcentury visual art is the immediate 19th-century context. Of course, russian art itself goes back much further, and a http://faculty-web.at.nwu.edu/slavic/theater

INDEX Symbolism (# 7 - 11) The Russian Avant-Garde (# 12 - 20) Constructivism (# 21 - 28) Neo-Realism to Socialist Realism (# 29 - 39) ... The Bedbug, Bread (# 72 - 74) Russian Realism Portraits of major Russian intellectual figures of the period were a specialty of many of the wanderers. This portrait of the writer Ivan Turgenev (1872) is by Vasily Grigorievich Perov (1833-82). Note the concern with expressing intense psychology through the portrait. Ilya Efimovich Repin (1844-1930) painted this brilliant portrait of Modest Musorgsky just weeks before the composer's death, a death hastened by the ravages of an alcoholism that can clearly be seen on this canvas. The almost cruel naturalism of the painting has shocked and fascinated viewers since its appearance. Another major concern of the wanderers was the depiction, usually by indirect means, of the social injustices of the day. The left-leaning social consciousness of most of these painters, along with their realistic style, would make them acceptable during the heyday of Socialist Realism from the 1930s through the end of the Soviet period. In this painting, "The Condemned" (1872) by Vladimir Egorovich Makovsky (1846-1920), the prisoner is clearly meant to be a young educated idealist who is being sentenced for attempts to agitate among the peasants. Landscape, particularly melancholy and lyrical views of central Russian landscapes was another genre at which the wanderers excelled. Although some of these paintings were attacked for lacking a social message, most of the group produced at least some work of this type. Perhaps the most famous of the wanderer landscape specialists was Ivan Ivanovich Shishkin (1832-98). This landscape, entitled "Autumn Day, Sokolniki Park" (1879) is by Isaac Levitan (1860-1900), a painter who never officially joined the organization. Nevertheless, he was close to them in spirit. He was also one of the best friends of Anton Pavlovich Chekhov, and if one wants to imagine the kind of landscape that would have been in Chekhov's mind as the backdrop for a play like "The Seagull" it would be hard to beat this.

7. Russian Icons: Index Russian Icons Index. 1000 Years of russian art CDROM - $59.95 Visit SEMIOLOGY bookstore for the latest books on russian art and icons. Angel. http://www.auburn.edu/academic/liberal_arts/foreign/russian/icons/

Russian Icons: Index 1000 Years of Russian Art CD-ROM - $59.95 Visit SEMIOLOGY bookstore for the latest books on Russian art and icons. Angel. ( 59k) Novgorod School. Annunciation from Ustyug. ( 87k) Novgorod School, 12th century. Archangel Gabriel. ( 52k) Novgorod School, 15th century. Archangel Michael Assuption of the Virgin, Detail. ( 104k) Novgorod School, early 16th century. Boris and Gleb. ( 110k) Moscow School, late 13th century. Christ's Descent into Hell. ( 88k) Vologda, late 15th century. Christ's Descent into Limbo. ( 96k) Dionissius. Moscow School, 1500-1502 Christ's Descent into Limbo. ( 107k) Dionissius. Moscow School, 1500-1502 Christ's Descent into Limbo, with Chosen Saints. ( 100k) Pskov School, early 16th century Christ Immanuel. ( 60k) Simon Ushakov, 1697. Christ of the Fiery Eye. ( 102k) 14th century Crucifixion. ( 73k) Dionissius, late 15th-early 16th century. Defence of Novgorod against the Troops of Suzda. ( 111k) Novgorod School, 15th century. Deposition of Christ. ( 90k) Late 15th century. Divine Fatherhood.

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One of the greatest artists of our times, Vasyl Krychevsky (1873-1952) , an outstanding personality and artist of broad inspirations represents a whole epoch of development of the Ukrainian modern art of the first half of our century. Over a period of a full half century, the entire artistic movement in the center of Ukraine was in one way or another connected with the name of this artist. In the field of architecture V. Krychevsky represents the whole artistic trend of the rebirth of Ukrainian style. Basing his works on the historical heritage of Ukrainian architecture, the artist espoused, to a larger degree the utilization of popular (peasant) motives of building. Industriously gathering this rich material, the artist-architect transformed them in a modern spirit, applying architectural forms to contemporary constructional means and material. In spite of the picturesque of his architectural forms, which he created, his buildings were built in conformity with the constructive principle whereby, he used few moderate ornaments and details and tended to apply less and less frequently purely decorative means.

10. Art & Architecture Of Russia russian art Architecture. It developed a renewed interest in traditional russian art forms, including both decorative folk art and, of course, icon painting. http://www.geographia.com/russia/rusart01.htm

F rom icons and onion domes to suprematism and the Stalin baroque, Russian art and architecture seems to many visitors to Russia to be a rather baffling array of exotic forms and alien sensibilities. Without any sense of the rich tradition of Russian culture, an appreciation of the country's enormous artistic wealth becomes a game of historical anecdote"the church where so-and-so took refuge from what's-his-name"or a meaningless collection of aesthetic baubles"I like the blue domes the best." In fact, Russian art and architecture are not nearly so difficult to understand as many people think, and knowing even a little bit about why they look the way they do and what they mean brings to life the culture and personality of the entire country. Icons The best collections of icons are to be found in the Tretyakov Gallery and the Russian Museum, though of course many Russian churches have preserved or restored their traditional works. The Great Experiment The rising influence of European culture in Russia during the 17th and 18th centuries brought Russian artwork closer to the familiar traditions of western painting. It wasn't until the end of the 19th century that the next great body of uniquely Russian artistic styles arose, having developed in conjunction with liberal forces of social reform. This modern movement took many different directions almost from its inception, and it would be impossible to describe all of them. However, even a very general acquaintance with their common ideas and interests makes their work much more accessible.

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12. Russian Art Of The AvantGarde Resources Resources dedicated to the Russian and International avantgarde art study. Your works could be published here. Just contact me. English. http://www.a-art.com/avantgarde/resource.html

Your works could be published here. Just contact me. English Avant-garde Book Rewiev: Can Man Live Without Wonder? (Varvara Stepanova) Burliuk's Documents Cubo-Futurism Culture of Modernism. Early 20th Century Russian Theater ... Futurism and the International Avant-Garde." Irina D. Costache, March, 1995. Futurist Books Genesis of the Idea of Alexander Scriabin's "Light Symphony" George Costakis Collection Gerald Janecek, "Kruchonykh" from ... Russian Avant-Garde Books in The British Library Russian Painting: 20th Century Sher The Tower Russian Modernism Slap on the Face of Public Taste Manifesto Some Early Soviet Posters ... Zaum Russian A. Kovalev's Articles on Modern Art (with some in English translations) E. Zhilinsky, Is This Architecture? E. Zhilinsky, The Eternal Subject of Art... Velimir Khlebnikov Russian Poetry Square French Page d'accueil - Wladimir Baranoff Rossine German BAUHAUS Avantgarde der 20er Jahre Diskus: Russische Avantgarde Sammlung Ludwig. Kurze Geschichte der Russischen und Sowjetischen Avantgarde Italian Vasilij Kandinskij - Mostra interattiva Portuguese "Maquina Futurista" (Futurist Machine Project) Hebrew M. Matiushin: Inspiration from the Nature as a Kind of the New Humanism at the Beginning of XX Century.

13. Russian Art - The Lili Brochetain Collection This is a strictly nonprofit presentation of works by prominent russian artists. http://www.stria.ca/Brochetain/

T his is a strictly non-profit presentation of works by prominent Russian artists. Features Permanent Collection [History of the Lili Brochetain Collection About this Site This site is nominated by Encyclopaedia Britannica as one of the best on the Internet for quality, accuracy of content, presentation and usability. This site is dedicated to the loving memory of Lili Brochetain "Sweet rose, fair flower, untimely pluck'd, soon faded Pluck'd in the bud, and faded in the spring Bright orient pearl, alack, too timely shaded Fair creature, kill'd too soon by death's sharp sting!" William Shakespeare This Site has been Received the Following Prestigious Awards: e-mail: Michel Brochetain - michelbr@noos.fr Suggested links

14. Russian Art Main Menu Features History of the Lili Brochetain Collection. email Michel Brochetain. Copyright © 1995 Michel Brochetain. http://www.stria.ca/Brochetain/permanent.html

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16. Russian Art. Moscow Museum And Art Gallery Of Russian Impressionism russian art Gallery. Socialist realism/ russian impressionism 19401970 for sale. Our Museum and Art Gallery was founded in 1991. http://www.anir.tellur.ru/

Our Museum and Art Gallery was founded in 1991. The Collection consisits of some 300 works produced in 1920-1970. The website contains a selection of paintings available for sale. To view them visit the exhibition center and inventory section. To find out how to buy and read more about us, visit the information center If you don`t find what you are looking for, please e-mail us with your requirements. The site is renewed constantly. Visit counter

17. Russian Art. Moscow Museum And Art Gallery Of Russian Impressionism russian art Gallery. Socialist realism/ russian impressionism 19401970 for sale. Moscow Russian impressionist museum and art gallery Exhibition Centre. http://www.anir.tellur.ru/gall01.htm

Moscow Russian impressionist museum and art gallery Exhibition Centre Click on the category you would like to view. You will be shown a number of thumbnail images together with a brief description of each picture. Click on thumbnail to bring up a larder image and more information about that paintihg. Museum collection Art gallery collection Category Number of paintings Price range Animals Beach Boats Children ... Working class Please note: our price include packing, insurance and carriage to your door, no value added tax (VAT) is payable on purshases shipped to an address outside the Russian Federation. For more information on buying visit the Information Centre after viewing the painting.

18. Russian Art LITTLE RUSSIA IN US. ART PAGE. Russian Folk Art Samples of MezenMezen Paintings . Mezen paintings Contemporary russian art. The goal http://russia-in-us.com/Art/

LITTLE RUSSIA IN US. ART PAGE. Russian Folk Art Mezen Paintings Palekh . The unbelievably colorful art of Palekh is known in all countries of the world. The elegant black-lacquered art pieces on which the heroes of Russian folklore come to life - the amazing fire-birds and the gold-manned troikas subjugate us with a fantastic world of beauty, movement and harmony of their color chords... Contemporary Russian Art . The goal of this page is not to present an extensive essay on the well-known Russian Art, but rather to share with you some paintings by Russian artists I discovered lately in private collections in US as well as works sent especially for this presentation. So, let me introduce you: Evgene Rukhin Anatoly Gromov Sergey Stelmashonok Related Internet Resources Russian Art and Architecture Collection of links with materials used in some Russian courses at Bucknell University The Lili Brochetain Collection on-line . By Michel Brochetain. Russian Enchantments - Presents samples from the store collection of the modern icons and lacquer boxes. Go back to Home page

19. All-Moscow.ru: Site View Images of Savior and Our Lady were favorite for masters of early Russian religious art. Moscow became the largest center of old russian art. http://all-moscow.ru/ikona.en.html

news culture hotels transport ... Russian Moscow time: 02:01 12-06-2004 Saturday Historical museum Quick Entrance Sights Museums Theatres Concert halls ... Recruiting Agencies On-line services in Moscow Hotel Reservation Transfer request Taxi request Air tickets Our Services Registration Server's News Our rating Add link ... Have forgotten the password? Virtual sworn brothers Rostov-on-Don Novosibirsk document.write( ''); MOSCOW Culture Museums Very old Russian icons were painted using the Byzantine prototypes, in keeping with the lofty traditions of Byzantine art of the 11th-12th centuries, which lie at the foundation of the entire Christian world culture. Some of ancient icons were brought to Rus from Byzantium. The icons had a tendency to be narrative, "to tell a story" while treating traditional religious subjects and images. Images of Savior and Our Lady were favorite for masters of early Russian religious art. The icons depicting episodes from the saints'lives were also widespread. In the Middle Ages it was believed that the icons were the "true" portraits of saints and biblical events. Combinations of vermilion and ochre-yellow tones were frequently used to make much more impression. Moscow became the largest center of old Russian art. There was created the Moscow art school towards the end of the 15th-16th centuries. Moscow art golden age was linked with the activity of such prominent painters as Theophanes the Greek (originally from Byzantium), Andrei Rublev, Daniil Cherny and Dionisi. Andrei Rublev may be called the most outstanding painter of old Russia. His name was mentioned often in various historical sources, his icon-painting manner was considered to be the best just in the 15th and 16th centuries.

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Artinfo’s server FROM RUSSIA WITH ART provides access to Databank of fine arts. Databank contains more than 7000 artworks of more than 1000 russian artists. They represent all forms and styles of russian contemporary fine arts. Server contains also official sites of russian rock groups Alisa and Nautilus Pompilius and sites of russian art and music organisations and companies. Excuse us but this page uses frames and your browser doesn't support them. Please use newer browser like Microsoft Internet Explorer version 3 or higher or version 2 or higher.

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