Russia in English schedule (1553-1761)
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Russia is in English schedule. In the reign of Ivan IV, Boris Godunov and the first Romanovs (1553-1761).
The book first examines the entirely known and newly identified works of English graphic art entirely.
From the early time, Russia was interested in the British from various sides. It was thanks to the invariably published numerous engravings in their imagination that its stable image was gradually formed.
The illustrative series of this book is based on the sources found by the author in the archives, museums and libraries of London, Oxford, Cambridge and Edinburgh. Graphic images of the rulers of Russia, created by no less outstanding English masters, are also widely represented.
The book is of interest to the art history, geography, bilateral relations of Russia and Great Britain, lovers of ancient graphics and cartography
The book first examines the entirely known and newly identified works of English graphic art entirely.
From the early time, Russia was interested in the British from various sides. It was thanks to the invariably published numerous engravings in their imagination that its stable image was gradually formed.
The illustrative series of this book is based on the sources found by the author in the archives, museums and libraries of London, Oxford, Cambridge and Edinburgh. Graphic images of the rulers of Russia, created by no less outstanding English masters, are also widely represented.
The book is of interest to the art history, geography, bilateral relations of Russia and Great Britain, lovers of ancient graphics and cartography
Author:
Author:Vladimir Mikhailovich Chekmarev
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Arts & Photography
- Category:Culture
- Category:Reference books
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-91215-143-9
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