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Alexander Deyneka’s work “Full Speed” depicting a steam locomotive
Full Speed Ahead. Alexander Deineka
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Posters for the 1972 film “Roma”, or “Fellini’s Roma”
In the Press · Art · New York
The Art Newspaper publishes a review of the results of the New York contemporary art sales
The Art Newspaper has published a review of the results of the New York contemporary art sales. According to the analytics platform Pi-eX, the combined revenue of Sotheby’s, Christie’s and Phillips came to $1.27 billion, 8% less than last year. The star lot of the season,
Archive · Art · Society · Humour
America Talks of Nothing but the Russian Bear
Illustrations from the early twentieth century, taken from the American humorous magazine Puck. Our little Mishka is so charming; how could one possibly not fall in love with him?
Coming Up · Archive · Art · Moscow · Museums
Exhibition of over 300 works by Ivan Klyun from a family collection runs until 16 September
The Moscow Museum of Modern Art and the Ivan Klyun Foundation present an exhibition devoted to one of the key artists of the Russian avant-garde, Ivan Klyun. Ivan Klyun (1873–1943) was a associate of Malevich, the author of the first kinetic constructions in Russian art, and a theorist
NB! · Aristocracy · Architecture · Art · Museums · New York
Magnificent woodwork in the studiolo from the Ducal Palace at Gubbio, created for Duke Federico da Montefeltro around 1480
Magnificent woodwork in the studiolo from the Ducal Palace at Gubbio, created for Duke Federico da Montefeltro around 1480. In the nineteenth century the studiolo was bought by a German art dealer and taken to Venice. In 1939 it was acquired by the Metropolitan Museum
Art · Observations
Who Has More, Who Is Better
Alexander Deineka, 1930
Art · Moscow · Museums · Observations · Humour
When I posted to my stories a photograph of a work from the collection of the New Tretyakov Gallery, "Our Goal Is Communism! Komar, Melamid"
When I posted to my stories a photograph of a work from the collection of the New Tretyakov Gallery, "Our Goal Is Communism! Komar, Melamid", a woman I did not know wrote back: "no, it isn't". I asked her: "what do you mean,
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A Medal Bearing the Likeness of the Man Who Criticised Michelangelo for the Nudity in His Works
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The Last Supper in the Chinese Iconographic Tradition
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Costumes and Sets for the 1962 Production of Stravinsky's "Noah and the Flood", Designed by Ruben Ter-Arutunian
Art · People
Emanuele Scorcelletti is known above all as a photographer focused on international figures of cinema and fashion, on reportage and fashion editorials, but not long ago a new series of his works appeared, entitled Elegia Fantastica…
Scorcelletti formed his style under the influence of the aesthetics of Henri Cartier-Bresson and Mario Giacomelli, and in the end his search for rigour and geometric perfection led him to a new photographic expression, free of templates and leaving room for poetry. Through light, shadow, nature and landscape he