John E. Bowlt Books

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The uncommon vision of Sergei Konenkov, 1874-1971

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"Sergei Konenkov was one of the twentieth century's most distinguished Russian artists. A celebrated sculptor during the last decades of the Russian Empire, he rose to great prominence in the early...

Russian art, 1875-1975

By John E. Bowlt

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Russian art, 1875-1975

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Dmitri Plavinsky

By Dmitrii Plavinskii, Alexander Jakimovich, Elizaveta Plavinskaya Mikhailova, Johne E. Bowlt

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"This book is the first comprehensive monograph of the art of Dmitri Plavinsky - paintings, graphic art, objects, and installations from 1958 to 2000. It consists of three sections. The first secti...

Moscow St. Petersburg 1900 1920 Art Life Culture of the Russian Silver Age

By John E. Bowlt

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NEWS FROM A RADIANT FUTURE

By John E. Bowlt, Ian Wardropper, Karen Kettering

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Experiments for the Future

By John E. Bowlt, Aleksandr Mikhailovich Rodchenko, Alexander N. Lavrentiev

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Silver Age

By John E. Bowlt

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The silver age, Russian art of the early twentieth century and the World of art group

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