No. 1 (20) (2021): Museum Collections: History, Collectors, Documents
Issue No. 1 (20) 2021 of "The Art of Eurasia" Journal continues the theme of collections and collectors, which we started in previous issues. This became possible because of the cooperation with colleagues from the Research Institute of Theory and History of Fine Arts of the Russian Academy of Arts. Our authors have done a great and extremely important work on the study of the archives of I.A. Morozov, M.P. Botkin, A.M. Golitsyn, S.P. Vinogradov. The most valuable testimonies from the life of outstanding collectors are introduced into scientific circulation. We are sure that these articles will help many researchers in their work. The formation of any museum, regardless of the country and its scale, is an interesting process, and it is clearly visible how persons always appear who play a leading role in it, form collections with great inspiration, cherish and study works. On the pages of our journal you can learn about such world-famous museums as Peggy Guggenheim Collection or about a museum that has experienced a lot during its existence in Syria, in the ancient center of civilization Damascus.
The section "Eurasian Heritage" contains articles about masters of naive art from India, Buryatia, Altai.
The art of three artists — F. Ruszczyc, S. Galben and A. Kalmykov — is the subject of the section "Art of the XX–XXI centuries".
The "Vernissage" section tells about two exhibitions, which were successfully held in wonderful centers where the traditions of folk art are preserved — Khanty-Mansiysk and Ulan-Ude.
Read news about interesting publications in the section "Ex Libris", and about exhibitions in the halls of the Academy of Arts — in the "Academy News".
