... everywhere. In this respect, Rome provides a very interesting and exemplary evolution of this typology. Roman palace type is not so articulated as the ones at Florence and in other artistic centers. In the ...
Ramil Vergazov
Lomonosov Moscow State University, Russia
The typology of the apadana palace has a significant place in the classical architecture of the Achaemenid Iran. The apadana is a specific ...
... surrounding environments and to adopt an artistic perspective in viewing the world. It would be inaccurate to suggest that art is solely confined to art museums. The city's streets and squares, palaces ...
ХАИРОВА ВАЛЕНТИНА ШАЙХИТДИНОВНА (независимый исследователь, Российская Федерация). К творческому наследию русского зарубежья: работы Г.К. Лукомского в коллекции Королевского института британских архитекторов ...
... вв.: ретроспектива и перспективы
OXANA SMAGOL (Lomonosov Moscow State University, Russian Federation). Key Aspects of Bologna Quattrocento Palaces’ Studies at the Turn of the 20th–21st Centuries: Retrospective ...
... detailed guide to Pisa monuments, mentioned a sandstone statue located in the main room of the Lanfranchi Palace in Pisa, and “was made by Michelangelo Buonarroti on the model of the “Arrotino” at the ...
... 20:00
Renaissance Art (part 2)
10:30 – 19:00
Issues of World Architecture
St. Petersburg State University, Faculty of liberal arts and sciences (Bobrinsky Palace), ...
... Academy Archive (Roma) // Italian compendium. From ancient times to the 21st century. St. Petersburg, 2005
The Mariinsky Palace: The Legislative Assembly of St.Petersburg. St. Petersburg, 2001 (with ...
(2015 Russian Art of the 20th Century and Contemporary Russian Art)
... of Contemporary Art” was created to display “the modern Western European art, giving prior attention to the proletarian art and related
currents” and was located on the 3rd floor of the Winter Palace, ...
(2015 Russian Art of the 20th Century and Contemporary Russian Art)
... palaces designed for the Russian Imperial elite, versatile architect was once again put into service as an industrious, ever occupied state architect. Entwining Yugoslav architecture with the experiences ...
(2015 Russian Art of the 20th Century and Contemporary Russian Art)
... creative and historical trace in the midwar Belgrade, especially in its sillhouets, bridges, churches, ministery buildings, public monuments, mansions and representative palaces. Many of educated eyewitnesses, ...
(2015 World Art of the 20th Century and Contemporary Art)
... buildings with reliefs. Viktor Lukomski designed the Palace of the Patriarchate of the Serbian Orthodox Church and the State hotel on Avala.
Russian artists’ sculptural oeuvre of Art Deco style in Belgrade ...
... of the artist P. Hess whose series of paintings was aimed for special “memorial room” of military history of Russia in the Winter Palace. By focusing on a micro-history of this artistic commission, we were ...
... foreign ones working in Russia was reviewed many times in art history studies. However, the problem of the “Palladian fancies” of the palaces and country houses owners has been somewhat overlooked; this ...
... of Catherine II in Kuskovo, when a new theater building was opened, and later of Paul I and Stanislas August Poniatowski in Ostankino, where a special palace-theatre was constructed, like in Paris, specially ...
... of space can be traced both in suburban palaces and in town hotels. Achievements of the French classicist architectural school in this area must be examined on the material of both realized and unrealized ...
... town Corsignano, into Pienza — an ideal city according to humanists’ conception.
Main buildings of the city gave the possibility to express his origin and cultural predilections. Windows of the palace ...
... in Kerch, the Palace of the Crimean khans in Bakhchisaray, and fortifications in the region of Kerch, Sudak and Sevastopol, religious and residential buildings of the Crimean cities. The works of the artists, ...
... family were the first to build palaces and castles, basing themselves on new features of the Italian Renaissance. For Spain they were like Medici for Italy but they were closely connected not with the ...
... palace galleries, which were widespread in this period and formed a peculiar kind of presentation in the context of the leading architectural and artistic style, scientific worldview and the dominant ideology. ...