The Golden Age · Archive · Moscow · Mores

1954: village cows grazing in Moscow's Cheryomushki district

Photo by Lev Borodulin

The Golden Age · Art · Paris · People

Édouard Boubat, French photographer, Realites reporter and Hasselblad Award laureate

Édouard Boubat was a French photographer and an acknowledged classic of the humanist school. While his contemporaries recorded social cataclysms, Boubat deliberately sought in his viewfinder moments of pure joy, tenderness and everyday harmony. Having survived the horrors of the Second World War and forced labour, he returned to his

The Golden Age · NB! · Archive · Architecture · Mores · Saint Petersburg

Interior view of the changing cubicles at the Yegorov Baths in Saint Petersburg, 1907

The Golden Age · Coming Up · Art · Books · Moscow · People

Exhibition of Leningrad graphic artist Alexey Pakhomov at Galeev Gallery until 31 December

Until 31 December the Galeev Gallery is showing an exhibition of Alexey Fyodorovich Pakhomov, Leningrad graphic artist, book illustrator, painter and porcelain master. The curators, Ildar Galeev and Kasia Denisevich, have for the first time tried to bring together what is usually scattered among museums and family archives: paintings, sketches

The Golden Age · Cinema · Heritage · Science · Society

Fable uses generative AI to restore lost scenes of Orson Welles's “The Magnificent Ambersons”

The Ending of Orson Welles's Lost Film to Be Restored with AI. The American company Fable, founded by the producer Edward Saatchi, is using generative artificial intelligence to restore the lost 43 minutes of Orson Welles's film «The Magnificent Ambersons». Edward Saatchi belongs to the family

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Tolstoy out walking in winter 1908, photograph by Vladimir Chertkov

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