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A highly representative, almost textbook selection of artists who work with textiles in every conceivable form, as the exhibition's curator Nina Gomiashvili writes in her foreword, took as its point of departure Hans Christian Andersen's nettle coats of mail, but has grown into a museum-grade
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The octopus decorating the main entrance of the Oceanographic Institute in Paris. Dedicated to lovers of Art Nouveau
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Architecture · Art · Moscow · Museums · Society Pages
Another serious cultural institution has appeared on the map of Moscow: the AZ/ART Centre for Contemporary Art. The centre is housed in a historic seventeenth-century building on Maroseika. Its opening is marked by an exhibition, a joint project with the Foundation of the composer Nikolai Karetnikov, entitled "
Aristocracy · Archive · Books · Monarchies
The Genealogy of Peter III from Goudar's Book of 1763. The most intriguing thing in this document is the mention of Ioann Antonovich, or Emperor Ivan VI, a second cousin once removed of Peter III. At the time of this book's publication, 1763, Ivan VI, confined
Art · Books · Saint Petersburg
"1918 in Petrograd" and "Our Lady of Tenderness Towards Evil Hearts", Kuzma Petrov-Vodkin. Beauty These proud brows of Vincian Madonnas I have met more than once on Russian peasant women, On young Ryazan wives, bent double with toil, Threshing sheaves on the threshing-floor at
Archive · Mores · Saint Petersburg
A restaurant coupon of 20 kopecks from the Saint Petersburg literary café "The Stray Dog Cellar. Mikhailovskaya Square, 5", 1912. Officially, the Stray Dog was called the "Artistic Society of the Intimate Theatre", and in this literary and artistic café the key Petersburg figures of the
Art · Observations · Humour
Painter: Cesare Saccaggi, 1903 If anyone has been wanting to begin a new life, why not today? Even without Beatrice.