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All-Russian Pushkin Museum: exhibition “Boris Kalaushin: From the Academy to Abstraction” (2015)

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All-Russian Pushkin Museum, exhibition “Boris Kalaushin. Ot Akademii k Abstraktsii. Grafika i zhivopis 1950–1970-kh godov” (From the Academy to Abstraction: graphic art and painting of the 1950s–1970s), 17.09–17.10.2015 (museumpushkin.ru; also museum.ru, N59271).

Type
Museum collections
Years
2015

Where it is cited

Chapter 9. The Great Patriotic War 1

  1. ◈ S163 paragraph 12 →

    Matvey Matveyevich’s family spent the first years of the Siege in Leningrad […]. His son, Boris Matveyevich […], was twelve. In the besieged city, and later in evacuation in…

Chapter 10. Pushkin House 2

  1. ◈ S163 paragraph 21 →

    …in charge at the Institute […]. The family spent the beginning of the blockade in Leningrad […]; in the besieged city and then in evacuation in Tashkent, Boris, aged twelve to fourteen, made dozens of…

  2. ◈ S163 paragraph 47 →

    …Fyodorovna, née Chirskova, who had studied at a music college under the well-known musician Sergey Alpers […]. They had a son, Boris (1929–1999), later a graphic artist and illustrator, and a daughter, Yuliya (b. 1939)…

Chapter 11. The Artist 8

  1. ◈ S163 paragraph 5 →

    …that were not exhibited before 1987 — and studied and published the history of the Russian avant-garde […]. By our count of museum records, some 120 of his original works are held today in nine Russian museums [◈…

  2. ◈ S163 paragraph 6 →

    …it was in this circle, the staff of the All-Russian Pushkin Museum write, that the future artist was formed […].

  3. ◈ S163 paragraph 10 →

    The family spent the first years of the war in besieged Leningrad […]. In the Siege winter of 1941–42 Matvey Matveyevich, head of the Pushkin House museum, served as the…

  4. ◈ S163 paragraph 11 →

    …hundred and fifty hand-written booklets, in most of which he was at once author, illustrator and “publisher” […]. He invented “publishing houses” and series for them — “Literature and Children”, “The Green Lamp Library”,…

  5. ◈ S163 paragraph 18 →

    …Repin Institute of Painting, Sculpture and Architecture under M.G. Platunov, S.V. Priselkov and M.A. Taranov […]. His diploma work — the design and illustrations for Yury Olesha’s Three Fat Men — was graded “excellent” [◈…

  6. ◈ S163 paragraph 27 →

    …13 Millionnaya Street and ran until early 2000 (the All-Russian Pushkin Museum dates his initiative to 1992 […]); the city encyclopedia counts eight solo and ten group exhibitions, among them Futurist Drawings (1997) and…

  7. ◈ S163 paragraph 41 →

    …Rozhdestvensky’s book Reading Pushkin (1962), and paintings, many of them exhibited for the first time […].

  8. ◈ S163 paragraph 45 →

    …213]; the All-Russian Pushkin Museum also names the Tretyakov Gallery and the Museum of the Academy of Arts […]. We have not yet come across their records: only about forty per cent of the State Catalogue of the Museum…

Chapter 12. The Chroniclers 1

  1. ◈ S163 paragraph 41 →

    …the All-Russian Pushkin Museum mounted the exhibition “Boris Kalaushin: From the Academy to Abstraction” […].

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