The Russian Museum

Catalogue accompanying the exhibition of the same name in the Russian Museum. This 35-page publication includes an informative article by leading Russian art expert Grigory Goldovsky, a catalogue of exhibited works with commentaries, short artists' biographies and around 50 colour reproductions.

Catalogue accompanying the exhibition of the same name. This 24- page publication contains an article on the history of St Michael's Castle, once home to the Central College of Engineering. It also includes a catalogue of exhibited works, drawn from the depositories of the State Russian Museum and the Russian State Military History Archives, with 20 colour and 12 black-and-white illustrations.

Catalogue accompanying the exhibition of the same name in the Russian Museum. This 24-page publication includes an article by leading experts on Russian icon-painting, a catalogue of the exhibited works, a biography of Count Stroganov and 25 colour reproductions

This colourful and originally designed booklet of 24 pages contains a short introductory article by Vladimir Gusyev, Director of the Russian Museum, followed by a detailed article on the history of the Mikhailovsky Palace, one of the architectural gems of St Petersburg now home to the collection of the Russian Museum. The publication contains 37 colour illustrations, including photographs, reproductions of art work and a map of the city centre.

This colourful and originally designed booklet of 24 pages contains a short introductory article by Vladimir Gusyev, Director of the Russian Museum, followed by a detailed article on the history of St Michael's Castle, one of the architectural gems of St Petersburg now home to the collection of the Russian Museum. The publication contains 37 colour illustrations, including photographs, reproductions of art work and a map of the city centre.

This colourful and originally designed booklet of 24 pages contains a short introductory article by Vladimir Gusyev, Director of the Russian Museum, followed by a detailed article on the history of the Stroganov Palace, one of the architectural gems of St Petersburg now home to the collection of the Russian Museum. The publication contains 37 colour illustrations, including photographs, reproductions of art work and a map of the city centre.

This colourful and originally designed booklet of 24 pages contains a short introductory article by Vladimir Gusyev, Director of the Russian Museum, followed by a detailed article on the history of the Marble Palace, one of the architectural gems of St Petersburg now home to the collection of the Russian Museum. The publication contains 37 colour illustrations, including photographs, reproductions of art work and a map of the city centre.

The equestrian statue of Tsar Alexander III by the famous Russian sculptor Paolo Trubetskoi now adornes the courtyard of one of the palaces of the Russian Museum - the Marble Palace. In this 24-page booklet, one of the country's leading experts on Russian sculpture, Lydia Shaposhnikova, traces the history of Trubetskoi's awesome monument. The text is accompanied by 5 colour and 4 black-and-white illustrations.