No. 1 (28) (2023), Ex Libris
No. 1 (28) (2023)

The book as a museum, or the vital truth of Russian historical painting

Ex Libris
Published 2023-03-31
Valentina V. Efimovskaya
Rodnaya Ladoga Publishing House, Saint Petersburg, Russian Federation
v921311@gmail.com
Выпуск № 1 (28) 2023 журнала "Искусство Евразии"
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Russian art, Russian historical painting, Vasily Surikov, Vladimir Bolshakov, Ivan Lukyanov, Arkady Elfimov, Siberian Historical Museum, Saint Petersburg Academy of Arts, Moscow School of Painting, Sculpture and Architecture, Tobolsk Revival Foundation

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Efimovskaya, V.V. (2023) ‘The book as a museum, or the vital truth of Russian historical painting’, The Art of Eurasia, (1), pp. 256–267.
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Abstract

The article reviews the book by V.I. Bolshakov “Gallery of Russian historical painting”, historical and artistic publication of the Public Charitable Foundation “Revival of Tobolsk”. This book is regarded as a small encyclopedia of national history, represented by the works of Russian artists, as well as an art history publication, which also shows the biographies, features of creativity and world-view of many famous Russian painters. Creativity of Vasily Surikov is most fully comprehended here. The edition is also presented as a work of contemporary design art.

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