Moscow In Russian And Soviet Art Reproduction Book

111 reproductions of different russian and soviet artists on glossy paper.Very good condition.Lenght : 30 cmwidth : 23 cmCirculation : 80 000 copy

Price Catalog “Soviet Porcelain 1930-1980″

I offer you a price catalog “Soviet Porcelain 1930-1980.” It includes 236 pages of photos, a brief description and cost of porcelain of the Soviet period. It provides the most well-known enterprises. The text presented in English and Russian languages. I suggest that the electronic version of the catalog (PDF / ibook / ebook). It takes about 25 MB of disk space. I will send the file to your e-mail within 24 hours after receipt of payment. You need to make sure that your e-mail address is able to accept such a large file before you make a purchase.

Soviet Fine Arts Of 1917-1957 Painting Sculpture Graphic Russian Huge Album 1957

Soviet fine arts of 1917-1957 years. Huge Album. Painting. Sculpture. Graphic arts. The publication consists of 682 pages with 648 reproductions Text in Russian, English, French, German Hardcover, large format 35×28 cm (14″x11″), weight 4.3 kg (9 oz 9 lbs) Publication year: 1957

Soviet Contemporary Art. Habsburg, Feldman. NY. 1990

Soviet Contemporary Art. The Property of the Kniga Collection, Paris. By Habsburg, Feldman Fine Art Auctioners. New York. May 5. 1990. 121 lots. Very Good condition. Rare. Very Important. Must have.

1977 SUREN SAFARYAN,Soviet Armenian Art Album,Armenia Yerevan,Armenie,Armenien

Merited Artist of Armenian SSR, SUREN SAFARYAN by Boris Zurabov, Published in 1977 in Yerevan by the Artist’s Union of Armenia, bilingual (armenian & Russian), 117 pages, illustrated.

Moscow In Russian And Soviet Art Reproduction Book

111 reproductions of different russian and soviet artists on glossy paper.Very good condition.Lenght : 30 cmwidth : 23 cmCirculation : 80 000 copy

1961 HAKOB KOJOYAN,Soviet Armenian Art,Paintings,Yerevan Armenia,Armenie

HAKOB KOJOYAN, art album by Yeghishe Martikyan, published in 1961 by Haypethrat, measures 7″ by 9″, hardcover, 123 pages, illustrated, b&w reproductions, text and informations are in Armenian. Bumped edges, book is in very good condition. People’s Artist of the Armenian SSR (a state title from the former Soviet Union) HAKOP KOJOYAN (1883-1959) was one of the founders of Armenian Soviet drawing who also worked in the genres of painting and applied art. Born into the family of an Armenian jeweller in Akhaltsikhe (now in Georgia), Kojoyan was trained in the engraving, goldsmith’s arts while yet a boy. In 1903-1905 he studied at the school of Anton Azbe in Munich-Germany, then for two years at the St. Petersburg Academy of Arts in Russia. In subsequent years he visited Paris, lived in Moscow and from 1918 in Armenia. The contents of the artist’s works is closely connected with his native Armenia.The inexhaustable source of his inspiration were Armenian epics, folk tales and legends. His favourite hero is the legendary warrior and defender of the people David of Sassun, whom he portrayed in a water-color of the same name (1922), a painting (1958) and in drawings for the two volume book – The Madman of Sassun – (1935). His illustrations for Zaryan’s fairy tale *Hazaran Blbul* (The Nightingale of a Thousand Voices, 1925) are notable for their immagination and charming naivety, while those he did for a collection of Armenian folk tales (1954) are full of impish humour. The artist’s ornamental compositions for book covers, title pages, flyleaves, head and tailpieces witness to his profound acquaintance with medieval Armenian manuscripts (The Poems of A. Vshtuni,1934; The songs of Sayat Nova 1945; Selected Works by Isahakian, 1947). Kojoyan’s easel drawings are characterized by infinitely delicate and elegantly drawn lacework patterns, often introduced to surround the subject compositions (The Armenian Herald, 1921; The Women of Akhaltsikhe, 1922; The Phoenix, 1958). Many of his canvases portray scenes from the everyday life of Armenian villages (The Village of Aparan, 1923; A Mountain Stream ,1946) and many are landscapes of the Ararat valley and other parts of Armenia.

1976 CONTEMPORARY PAINTING OF ARMENIA,Russian,Soviet Russia,Moscow,Armenian Art

CONTEMPORARY PAINTING OF ARMENIA, Armenian Art wrap in Russian, published in Moscow, 1976 by Sovetsky Khudojnik, 24 large size reproductions, almost 18 by 12 inches, 24 artists, biographies of the artists on the back cover, cover is torn separated, will be shipped rolled in a tube. ABRAHAMYAN ARTASHES, AVETISYAN MINAS, AGHASYAN GRIGOR, ADALYAN RUBEN, HAKOPYAN HAKOP, BAJBEIUK-MELIKYAN LAVINIA, VARTANYAN KNARIK, GRIGORYAN ALEXANDER, GRIGORYAN ZULUM, GIULANYAN FELIX, GIOLIKEKHVYAN NANA, GALENTZ ARMINE, KARAPETYAN VARDITER, KOJOYAN LEVON, MELKONYAN ASHOT, MINASYAN HOVHANES, MURATYAN SARKIS, PARSAMYAN ALBERT, PETROSYAN MARTIN, PIPOYAN SUREN, SAFARYAN SUREN, SIMONYAN TIGRAN, KHANJYAN GRIGOR, SHARAMBEYAN HOVHANES.

1982 Yerevan Armenia,Soviet Armenian Art Album,HRACH RUKHIKYAN,Armenie,Armenien

HRACHYA RUKHIKYAN by Melkiset Melkonyan, art album in Armenian and Russian, 70 pages, illustrated, published in Yerevan, 1982. Used, good condition.

1984,Soviet Avant Garde Armenia,Armenian Art Album,MIKAEL ARUTCHYAN,Armenie

MIKAEL ARUTCHYAN art album in Armenian and Russian, 133 pages, illustrated, new.