Images of Russia (6CD)

Images of Russia
Old Russian culture: literature and art.
The publication includes classical works, lectures and essays on ancient Russian literature. About 1,400 color images, more than 4,600 pages of text.
2004.
Antiquities of the Russian state (Facesimile of the 12th volume of academician F.G. Solntsev (1801-1892)))))
The magnificently illustrated rarity book of the "antiquity of the Russian state", including 6 separate notebooks of the text and 508 chromolithic tables depicting objects of ancient Russian art. The drawings were made by the artist and archaeologist F.G. Solntsev.
2006.
Two cities: Moscow and St. Petersburg.
In the project "Two Clocks" are represented by Moscow and St. Petersburg in the period from the 18th to the 19th century. Readers will get acquainted with the works of M. Pylyaev on the history of the construction of numerous historical and cultural monuments. The publication includes poetry about Moscow and St. Petersburg. 2 600 pages of the text, about 500 illustrations.
2007.
N.I. Kutepov. "Grand Ducal, royal and imperial hunting in Russia.
The most expensive publishing project of the second half of the XIX century, illustrated by outstanding Russian artists. The book talks about the development of hunting, the intricacies of dog and bird hunting, equipment, beliefs and spells, about breeds of dogs and horses, hunting grounds, about hunting life, its everyday and political significance. For the first time in modern spelling. More than 1,500 pages
texts, 1850 illustrations.
2005.
Alexander Nechvolodov "Tales of the Russian Land".
The project is based on the extensive historiographic material from ancient Russian epics, songs and annals to archival documents of the late 19th century, as well as the works of famous domestic historians and scientists. About 1,500 illustrations,
More than 3600 pages of text.
2007.
S.V. Maximov. Russian rituals and superstitions: unclean, unknown, godmother.
Encyclopedia of the mythological views of the peasants, revealing the depths of folk culture, recreating the poetic world of folk beliefs and legends. The project introduces the reader into the world of the Russian peasantry, where Orthodox and pagan traditions are intertwined.
2007.
System requirements: IBM PC 486 and higher, L6 MB RAM, CD-ROM, SVGA, Windows 95/98/ME/NT/XP/2000.
Made in Russia