- The Photographers` Gallery

List of objects proposed for protection under Part 6 of the Tribunals, Courts and
Enforcement Act 2007 (protection of cultural objects on loan)
Primrose: Russian Colour Photography 1870 – 1970
25 July – 19 October 2014
1
A. Goravsky
Portrait of a young girl. 1867
Salted paper, oil
20,1х16, 43х53 in frame
МДФ КП-374
ФI-820
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow (Диана,
здесь ставим адрес?)
Provenance: purchased 1998, from R. Chaloyan
Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art Museum,
Moscow indicate that the object was purchased in 1998 from R.
Chaloyan, renowned Moscow collector, founder of the private
Fashion museum. After closing of this museum Chaloyan sold
his collection Multimedia Art Museum. The photos were
collected from his family archives and in antique shops.
2
Ushakov and Eriks1
Double portrait in the fancy dresses. 1860s
Albumen print, painting
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
9,7х6,4, 33х43 in frame
МДФ КП-935/73
ФI-5163
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art Museum,
Moscow indicate that the object was purchased 2008, from
Mikhail Golosovsky, the largest collector of early color and
Russian pictorial photography. Part of this collection was
acquired Golosovsky in antique stores, part of the work he had
received as a gift from the authors.
3
Anonymous
Misha and Lelya Kaverznev. August 1864
Salted paper, painting
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
14,3х11, 33х43 in frame
МДФ КП-935/71
ФI-5161
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art Museum,
Moscow indicate that the object was purchased 2008, from
Mikhail Golosovsky, the largest collector of early color and
Russian pictorial photography. Part of this collection was
acquired Golosovsky in antique stores, part of the work he had
received as a gift from the authors.
4
Anonymous
Doll in the Asiatic costume. Exhibit of the Ethnographic
exhibition. 1867
Salted paper, painting
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
23х17 см, 43x53 in frame
МДФ КП-935/94
ФI-5184
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art Museum,
Moscow indicate that the object was purchased 2008, from
Mikhail Golosovsky, the largest collector of early color and
Russian pictorial photography. Part of this collection was
acquired Golosovsky in antique stores, part of the work he had
received as a gift from the authors.
5
Anonymous
Dolls in the Southern Russian costumes. Exhibits of the
Ethnographic exhibition. 1867
Salted paper, painting
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
23х17 см, 43x53 in frame
МДФ КП-935/99
ФI-5189
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art Museum,
Moscow indicate that the object was purchased 2008, from
Mikhail Golosovsky, the largest collector of early color and
Russian pictorial photography. Part of this collection was
acquired Golosovsky in antique stores, part of the work he had
received as a gift from the authors.
Anonymous
Portrait of Alexey Nikolaevich Tiutchev with his wife Anna
Iosifovna and their daughters Anna Alexeyevna and Maria
Alekseyevna. Circa 1864
Salted paper, painting
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
16,7х21, 43х53 in frame
МДФ КП-935/49
ФI-5139
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art Museum,
Moscow indicate that the object was purchased 2008, from
Mikhail Golosovsky, the largest collector of early color and
Russian pictorial photography. Part of this collection was
acquired Golosovsky in antique stores, part of the work he had
received as a gift from the authors.
7
Alexander Eihenwald
Portrait of Sofia Alekseyevna Bobrinskaya. 1870s
Albumen print, painting
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
22х17,4, 43х53 in frame
МДФ КП-935/55
ФI-5145
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Alexander Eihenwald is a renowned Russian photographer,
in 1872 participated in the Moscow Polytechnic Exhibition,
received a gold medal for his photo-portraits; in 1880s was the
first among Moscow photographers to shoot with electric
light$ in 1889 participated in preparing the All-Russian
Anniversary Photography Exhibition, was also a member of the
expert commission.
Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art Museum,
Moscow indicate that the object was purchased 2008, from
Mikhail Golosovsky, the largest collector of early color and
Russian pictorial photography. Part of this collection was
acquired Golosovsky in antique stores, part of the work he had
received as a gift from the authors.
8
A. Nechayev
Portrait of girl. 1860s
Salted paper, covered by albumen, painting
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
20,1х16,2, 43х53 in frame
МДФ КП-935/51
ФI-5141
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art Museum,
Moscow indicate that the object was purchased 2008, from
Mikhail Golosovsky, the largest collector of early color and
Russian pictorial photography. Part of this collection was
acquired Golosovsky in antique stores, part of the work he had
received as a gift from the authors
9
A. Nechayev
Portrait of girl. 1860s
Salted paper, covered by albumen, painting
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
20,1х16,2, 43х53 in frame
МДФ КП-935/19
ФI-5109
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art Museum,
Moscow indicate that the object was purchased 2008, from
Mikhail Golosovsky, the largest collector of early color and
Russian pictorial photography. Part of this collection was
acquired Golosovsky in antique stores, part of the work he had
received as a gift from the authors.
10
A. Nechayev
Portrait of girl. 1860s
Salted paper, covered by albumen, painting
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
21х17, 43х53 in frame
МДФ КП-935/98
ФI-5188
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art Museum,
Moscow indicate that the object was purchased 2008, from
Mikhail Golosovsky, the largest collector of early color and
Russian pictorial photography. Part of this collection was
acquired Golosovsky in antique stores, part of the work he had
received as a gift from the authors.
11
A. Nechayev
Portrait of lady. 1860s
Salted paper, covered by albumen, painting
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
20х15,8, 43х53 in frame
МДФ КП-935/67
ФI-5157
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art Museum,
Moscow indicate that the object was purchased 2008, from
Mikhail Golosovsky, the largest collector of early color and
Russian pictorial photography. Part of this collection was
acquired Golosovsky in antique stores, part of the work he had
received as a gift from the authors.
12-13
Alexander Eihenwald
Double portrait in the fancy dresses. Moscow. February 1883
Albumen print, painting
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
16,4х10,8 (each), 43х53 in frame
МДФ КП-935/77
ФI-5167
МДФ КП-935/82
ФI-5172
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Alexander Eihenwald is a renowned Russian photographer,
in 1872 participated in the Moscow Polytechnic Exhibition,
received a gold medal for his photo-portraits; in 1880s was the
first among Moscow photographers to shoot with electric
light$ in 1889 participated in preparing the All-Russian
Anniversary Photography Exhibition, was also a member of the
expert commission.
Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art Museum,
Moscow indicate that the object was purchased 2008, from
Mikhail Golosovsky, the largest collector of early color and
Russian pictorial photography. Part of this collection was
acquired Golosovsky in antique stores, part of the work he had
received as a gift from the authors.
14
Pyotr Pavlov
Portrait in the fancy dress. Moscow. 1891
Albumen print, painting
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
16,2x10,7, 33x43 in frame
МДФ КП-935/88
ФI-5178
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Pyotr Pavlov (1860-1925), renowned Russian photographer,
member of the RFO (Russian Photographic Society). Starting
in 1898 made large format photography of various Moscow
sights and its architecture.
Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art Museum,
Moscow indicate that the object was purchased 2008, from
Mikhail Golosovsky, the largest collector of early color and
Russian pictorial photography. Part of this collection was
acquired Golosovsky in antique stores, part of the work he had
received as a gift from the authors.
15
V. Yasvoin
Portrait of a young woman. Saint Petersburg. 1880–1890s
Albumen print, painting
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
21,7х13,2, 43х53 in frame
МДФ КП-935/81
ФI-5171
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art Museum,
Moscow indicate that the object was purchased 2008, from
Mikhail Golosovsky, the largest collector of early color and
Russian pictorial photography. Part of this collection was
acquired Golosovsky in antique stores, part of the work he had
received as a gift from the authors.
16
Vakulenko (Penza – Tula)
Portrait of Dunya Valina. 1891
Albumen print, painting
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
14,3х10,4, 33х43 in frame
МДФ КП-935/75
ФI-5165
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art Museum,
Moscow indicate that the object was purchased 2008, from
Mikhail Golosovsky, the largest collector of early color and
Russian pictorial photography. Part of this collection was
acquired Golosovsky in antique stores, part of the work he had
received as a gift from the authors.
17
A. Fedetsky
Portrait of a girl. Kharkov. 1891
Albumen print, painting
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
14,4х10,6, 33х43 in frame
МДФ КП-935/76
ФI-5166
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art Museum,
Moscow indicate that the object was purchased 2008, from
Mikhail Golosovsky, the largest collector of early color and
Russian pictorial photography. Part of this collection was
acquired Golosovsky in antique stores, part of the work he had
received as a gift from the authors.
18
Anonymous
Portrait of a girl in the national costume. 1880s
Albumen print, painting
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
13,8х9,9, 33х43 in frame
МДФ КП-935/56
ФI-5146
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art Museum,
Moscow indicate that the object was purchased 2008, from
Mikhail Golosovsky, the largest collector of early color and
Russian pictorial photography. Part of this collection was
acquired Golosovsky in antique stores, part of the work he had
received as a gift from the authors.
19
Anonymous
Portrait of a married couple (wife is born Tiutcheva). 1880s
Salted paper, painting
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
23,6х19,1, 43х53 in frame
МДФ КП-935/96
ФI-5186
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art Museum,
Moscow indicate that the object was purchased 2008, from
Mikhail Golosovsky, the largest collector of early color and
Russian pictorial photography. Part of this collection was
acquired Golosovsky in antique stores, part of the work he had
received as a gift from the authors.
20
Dmitry Yezuchevsky
On deck. 1880–1890s
Gelatine silver print, painting
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
11,5х16,6, 33х43 in frame
МДФ КП-935/20
ФI-5110
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Dmitry Yezuchevsky (1835-1898) – renowned Russian
photography, graduated from the Mathematics’ Faculty of the
Moscow University; became a well-known constructor of photo
cameras and meteorological devices. In 1875 Yezuchevski
designed the first stereoscopic apparatus, and later created the
first portable photo camera for military reconnaissance, which
was awarded with a medal at the Paris World Fair. He was the
honorary member of the Imperial Technical Society.
Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art Museum,
Moscow indicate that the object was purchased 2008, from
Mikhail Golosovsky, the largest collector of early color and
Russian pictorial photography. Part of this collection was
acquired Golosovsky in antique stores, part of the work he had
received as a gift from the authors.
21
Dmitry Yezuchevsky
Constructing of the bridge. 1880–1890s
Gelatine silver print, painting
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
12,4х17, 33х43 in frame
МДФ КП-935/117
ФI-5207
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Dmitry Yezuchevsky (1835-1898) – renowned Russian
photography, graduated from the Mathematics’ Faculty of the
Moscow University; became a well-known constructor of photo
cameras and meteorological devices. In 1875 Yezuchevski
designed the first stereoscopic apparatus, and later created the
first portable photo camera for military reconnaissance, which
was awarded with a medal at the Paris World Fair. He was the
honorary member of the Imperial Technical Society.
Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art Museum,
Moscow indicate that the object was purchased 2008, from
Mikhail Golosovsky, the largest collector of early color and
Russian pictorial photography. Part of this collection was
acquired Golosovsky in antique stores, part of the work he had
received as a gift from the authors.
22
The Trinity Lavra of St. Sergius photographic studio
Sergiyev Posad. View on the Trinity Lavra of St. Sergius. 1890s
Albumen print, painting
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
19,5х34,3, 43х53 in frame
МДФ КП-935/59
ФI-5149
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Provenance: purchased 2008, from Mikhail Golosovsky, the
largest collector of early color and Russian pictorial
photography. Part of this collection was acquired Golosovsky
in antique stores, part of the work he had received as a gift
from the authors.
23
Anonymous
Chusovskaya station. 1890s
Salted paper, painting
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
26,7х33,4, 53х63 in frame
МДФ КП-935/116
ФI-5206
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art Museum,
Moscow indicate that the object was purchased 2008, from
Mikhail Golosovsky, the largest collector of early color and
Russian pictorial photography. Part of this collection was
acquired Golosovsky in antique stores, part of the work he had
received as a gift from the authors.
24
Anonymous
Box by Inkerman station. 1890s
Salted paper, painting
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
26,6х33,4, 53х63 in frame
МДФ КП-935/115
ФI-5205
Lent by Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art Museum,
Moscow indicate that the object was purchased 2008, from
Mikhail Golosovsky, the largest collector of early color and
Russian pictorial photography. Part of this collection was
acquired Golosovsky in antique stores, part of the work he had
received as a gift from the authors.
25
Scherer and Nabgolz.
Panorama of Serpukhov. 1900s
Salted paper, painting
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
25,1х32,3, 53х63 in frame
МДФ КП-935/118
ФI-5208
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Martin Scherer, a native of Baden, and Georgi Nabgolz,
from Switzerland, acquired the photographic firm of Karl
August Bergner on the condition that they would keep the
name of the previous owner – “Scherer, Nabgolz, formerly of
A. Bergner”. In 1865 participated in the Manufacture
Exhibition in Moscow, received the highest award.
Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art Museum,
Moscow indicate that the object was purchased 2008, from
Mikhail Golosovsky, the largest collector of early color and
Russian pictorial photography. Part of this collection was
acquired Golosovsky in antique stores, part of the work he had
received as a gift from the authors.
26
Anufriyev
Portrait of actress Maria Savina. Saint Petersburg. 1878
Albumen print
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
42х33 (овал), 63х73 in frame
МДФ КП-935/16
ФI-5106
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Maria Savina (1854-1915) is outstanding russian theater
actress
Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art Museum,
Moscow indicate that the object was purchased 2008, from
Mikhail Golosovsky, the largest collector of early color and
Russian pictorial photography. Part of this collection was
acquired Golosovsky in antique stores, part of the work he had
received as a gift from the authors.
27
Yelena Mrozovskaya
Portrait of girl in Little Russia costume. Saint Petersburg.
1900s
Gelatine silver print, painting
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
66х45, 79х59 in frame
МДФ КП-935/10
ФI-5100
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Yelena Mrozovskaya, born in Montenegro, is renowned
Russian photographer. Worked as a teacher, as a saleswoman
in a shop. Began her career as an amateur photographer. In
1892 finished Photographic Courses of the Imperial Russian
Technical Society, later studied under the direction of Nadar in
Paris. In 1894 opened her own atelier in St. Petersburg.
Participated in many international exhibitions.
Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art Museum,
Moscow indicate that the object was purchased 2008, from
Mikhail Golosovsky, the largest collector of early color and
Russian pictorial photography. Part of this collection was
acquired Golosovsky in antique stores, part of the work he had
received as a gift from the authors.
28
Anonymous
First bridge. From the “Military Georgian Road”. 1900s
Collotype
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
22,3х16,4, 43х53 in frame
МДФ КП-352/1
ФI-766
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Provenance: purchased 1998, from R. Chaloyan
Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art Museum,
Moscow indicate that the object was purchased in 1998 from R.
Chaloyan, renowned Moscow collector, founder of the private
Fashion museum. After closing of this museum Chaloyan sold
his collection Multimedia Art Museum. The photos were
collected from the family archives and in antique shops.
29
Anonymous
Bagatskoye gorge. 1900s
Collotype
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
22,5х16,3, 43х53 in frame
МДФ КП-352/2
ФI-767
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Provenance: purchased 1998, from R. Chaloyan
Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art Museum,
Moscow indicate that the object was purchased in 1998 from
R. Chaloyan, renowned Moscow collector, founder of the
private Fashion museum. After closing of this museum
Chaloyan sold his collection Multimedia Art Museum. The
photos were collected him from the family archives and in
antique shops.
30
Anonymous
Castle and city. From the “Tiflis” series. 1900s
Collotype
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
16,3х22,4, 43х53 in frame
МДФ КП-352/3
ФI-768
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Provenance: purchased 1998, from R. Chaloyan
Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art Museum,
Moscow indicate that the object was purchased in 1998 from
R. Chaloyan, renowned Moscow collector, founder of the
private Fashion museum. After closing of this museum
Chaloyan sold his collection Multimedia Art Museum. The
photos were collected from the family archives and in antique
shops.
31
Anonymous
Merchantwoman. 1890s.
Albumen print, oil
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
36,6х25,5, 53х63 in frame
МДФ КП-1427/100
ФI-5710
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art Museum,
Moscow indicate that the object was purchased in 2007 from
S. Burasovsky, renowned Moscow collector.
32
Alexey Mazurin
Portrait of son. 1914
Gelatine silver print, painting
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
40,5х27,7, 53х63 in frame
МДФ КП-1427/96
ФI-5706
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Alexey Mazurin (1846-after 1915) – renowned russian
photographer, mastered genre photography; member of the
Russian Photographic Society. Was among the first in Russia
to use the technique of gum-arabic print. Corresponding
member of the Hamburg Society of Amateur Photographers;
member of the French National Academy of Arts.
Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art Museum,
Moscow indicate that the object was purchased in 2007 from
S. Burasovsky, renowned Moscow collector.
33
Aleksey Mazurin
Having a Stroll. 1898
Salted paper, painting with applied colour, varnish
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
21,5х16,2, 43х53 in frame
МДФ КП-1223/3
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Alexey Mazurin (1846-after 1915) – renowned russian
photographer, mastered genre photography; member of the
Russian Photographic Society. Was among the first in Russia
to use the technique of gum-arabic print. Corresponding
member of the Hamburg Society of Amateur Photographers;
member of the French National Academy of Arts.
Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art Museum,
Moscow indicate that the object was purchased in 2005, from
Mikhail Golosovsky, the largest collector of early color and
Russian pictorial photography.
34
Steiker
Portrait of boy. Moscow. 1909
Gelatine silver print, gouache
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
49,5х25, 73х58 in frame
МДФ КП-1427/95
ФI-5705
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art Museum,
Moscow indicate that the object was purchased in 2007 from
S. Burasovsky, renowned Moscow collector.
35
Anonymous
Family’s portrait. 1990s
Albumen print, painting
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
17,7х12,3, 33х43 in frame
МДФ КП-935/70
ФI-5160
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art Museum,
Moscow indicate that the object was purchased in 2008, from
Mikhail Golosovsky, the largest collector of early color and
Russian pictorial photography. Part of this collection was
acquired Golosovsky in antique stores, part of the work he had
received as a gift from the authors.
36
Anonymous
Kiev. City theatre. 1900s
Offprint, pearl, glass
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
12,9х18, 16х21 in frame
МДФ КП-935/6
ФI-5096
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art Museum,
Moscow indicate that the object was purchased in 2008, from
Mikhail Golosovsky, the largest collector of early color and
Russian pictorial photography. Part of this collection was
acquired Golosovsky in antique stores, part of the work he had
received as a gift from the authors.
37
Anonymous
Kiev. Chain bridge. 1900s
Offprint, pearl, glass
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
12,9х17,9, 16х21 in frame
МДФ КП-935/5
ФI-5095
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art Museum,
Moscow indicate that the object was purchased in 2008, from
Mikhail Golosovsky, the largest collector of early color and
Russian pictorial photography. Part of this collection was
acquired Golosovsky in antique stores, part of the work he had
received as a gift from the authors.
38
Anonymous
Woman portrait. 1910s
Gelatine silver print, painting
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
28,4х22,5, 43х53 in frame
МДФ КП-1427/109
ФI-5719
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art Museum,
Moscow indicate that the object was purchased in 2007 from S.
Burasovsky, renowned Moscow collector.
39
Anonymous
Family’s portrait. 1900s
Gelatine silver print, painting
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
23,8х17,7, 43х53 in frame
МДФ КП-935/18
ФI-5108
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art Museum,
Moscow indicate that the object was purchased in 2008, from
Mikhail Golosovsky, the largest collector of early color and
Russian pictorial photography. Part of this collection was
acquired Golosovsky in antique stores, part of the work he had
received as a gift from the authors.
40
Anonymous
Portrait of a boy in the sailor’s costume. 1910s
Gelatine silver print, painting
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
29,8х17,6, 43х53 in frame
МДФ КП-935/108
ФI-5198
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art Museum,
Moscow indicate that the object was purchased in 2008, from
Mikhail Golosovsky, the largest collector of early color and
Russian pictorial photography. Part of this collection was
acquired Golosovsky in antique stores, part of the work he had
received as a gift from the authors.
41
I. Semionov
Crimea. View of Yalta from the north-eastern side. 1910s
Offprint
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
18х48, 43х73 in frame
МДФ КП-935/13
ФI-5103
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art Museum,
Moscow indicate that the object was purchased in 2008, from
Mikhail Golosovsky, the largest collector of early color and
Russian pictorial photography. Part of this collection was
acquired Golosovsky in antique stores, part of the work he had
received as a gift from the authors.
42
I. Semionov
Crimea. View of Yalta from the north-eastern side. 1910s
Offprint
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
18х48, 43х73 in frame
МДФ КП-935/14
ФI-5104
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art Museum,
Moscow indicate that the object was purchased in 2008, from
Mikhail Golosovsky, the largest collector of early color and
Russian pictorial photography. Part of this collection was
acquired Golosovsky in antique stores, part of the work he had
received as a gift from the authors.
43
I. Semionov
Crymea. Gurzuf. 1910s
Offprint
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
17х23, 43х53 in frame
МДФ КП-935/61
ФI-5151
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art Museum,
Moscow indicate that the object was purchased in 2008, from
Mikhail Golosovsky, the largest collector of early color and
Russian pictorial photography. Part of this collection was
acquired Golosovsky in antique stores, part of the work he had
received as a gift from the authors.
44
I. Semionov
Crymea. Oreanda. 1910s
Offprint
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
17х23, 43х53 in frame
МДФ КП-935/65
ФI-5155
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art Museum,
Moscow indicate that the object was purchased in 2008, from
Mikhail Golosovsky, the largest collector of early color and
Russian pictorial photography. Part of this collection was
acquired Golosovsky in antique stores, part of the work he had
received as a gift from the authors.
45
I. Semionov
Crymea. Alupka. 1910s
Offprint
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
17х23, 43х53 in frame
МДФ КП-935/62
ФI-5152
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art Museum,
Moscow indicate that the object was purchased in 2008, from
Mikhail Golosovsky, the largest collector of early color and
Russian pictorial photography. Part of this collection was
acquired Golosovsky in antique stores, part of the work he had
received as a gift from the authors.
46
I. Semionov
Crymea. Dulber. 1910s
Offprint
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
17х23, 43х53 in frame
МДФ КП-935/66
ФI-5157
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art Museum,
Moscow indicate that the object was purchased in 2008, from
Mikhail Golosovsky, the largest collector of early color and
Russian pictorial photography. Part of this collection was
acquired Golosovsky in antique stores, part of the work he had
received as a gift from the authors.
47
Anonymous
Bolshoi Theatre. Moscow. 1900s
Albumen print, painting
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
21,2х26,9, 43х53 in frame
МДФ КП-935/114
ФI-5204
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art Museum,
Moscow indicate that the object was purchased in 2008, from
Mikhail Golosovsky, the largest collector of early color and
Russian pictorial photography. Part of this collection was
acquired Golosovsky in antique stores, part of the work he had
received as a gift from the authors.
48
Pyotr Pavlov
Moscow. Panorama of the Kremlin. 1910s
Offprint
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
23х61,5, 66х28 in frame
МДФ КП-935/15
ФI-5105
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Pyotr Pavlov (1860-1925), renowned Russian photographer,
member of the RFO (Russian Photographic Society). Starting
in 1898 made large format photography of various Moscow
sights and its architecture.
Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art Museum,
Moscow indicate that the object was purchased in 2008, from
Mikhail Golosovsky, the largest collector of early color and
Russian pictorial photography. Part of this collection was
acquired Golosovsky in antique stores, part of the work he had
received as a gift from the authors.
49
Pyotr Pavlov
Moscow. Lubianka. 1910s
Offprint
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
16,5х22,2, 43х53 in frame
МДФ КП-935/92
ФI-5182
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Pyotr Pavlov (1860-1925), renowned Russian photographer,
member of the RFO (Russian Photographic Society). Starting
in 1898 made large format photography of various Moscow
sights and its architecture.
Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art Museum,
Moscow indicate that the object was purchased in 2008, from
Mikhail Golosovsky, the largest collector of early color and
Russian pictorial photography. Part of this collection was
acquired Golosovsky in antique stores, part of the work he had
received as a gift from the authors.
50
Pyotr Pavlov
Moscow. Novodevichy Convent. 1910s
Albumen print, painting, varnish
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
19,5х27,1, 43х53 in frame
МДФ КП-935/53
ФI-5143
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Pyotr Pavlov (1860-1925), renowned Russian photographer,
member of the RFO (Russian Photographic Society). Starting
in 1898 made large format photography of various Moscow
sights and its architecture.
Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art Museum,
Moscow indicate that the object was purchased in 2008, from
Mikhail Golosovsky, the largest collector of early color and
Russian pictorial photography. Part of this collection was
acquired Golosovsky in antique stores, part of the work he had
received as a gift from the authors.
51
Anonymous
Tatar women. From the “Caucasus types” series. 1910s
Collotype
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
16,4х22,4, 43х53 in frame
МДФ КП-935/17
ФI-5107
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art Museum,
Moscow indicate that the object was purchased in 2008, from
Mikhail Golosovsky, the largest collector of early color and
Russian pictorial photography. Part of this collection was
acquired Golosovsky in antique stores, part of the work he had
received as a gift from the authors.
52
Anonymous
Tatar’s house. From the “Caucasus types” series. 1910s
Collotype
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
16,5х22,6, 43х53 in frame
МДФ КП-935/113
ФI-5203
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art Museum,
Moscow indicate that the object was purchased in 2008, from
Mikhail Golosovsky, the largest collector of early color and
Russian pictorial photography. Part of this collection was
acquired Golosovsky in antique stores, part of the work he had
received as a gift from the authors.
53-58
V. Yankovsky
“In memory of my military service”. Saint Petersburg.
Beginning of 1910s
Collodion, painting
16,3х10,7
МДФ КП-935/69
ФI-5159
P.T. Ivanov
First year of the military service. Saint Petersburg. 1911
Collodion, painting
16,2х10,7
МДФ КП-935/91
ФI-5181
Anonymous
Ivan Feodorov and Agafia Altynova. Saint Petersburg.
Beginning of 1910s
Collodion, painting
16,2х10,5
МДФ КП-935/78
ФI-5168
Anonymous
Photo-souvenir. Saint Petersburg. Beginning of 1910s
Collodion, painting
14,5х10,3
МДФ КП-935/80
ФI-5170
V. Yankovsky
“In memory of my military service”. Saint Petersburg.
Beginning of 1910s
Collodion, painting
16,2х10,8
МДФ КП-935/79
ФI-5169
V. Yankovsky
“In memory of my military service”. Saint Petersburg. 1912
Collodion, painting
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
16,3х10,6
МДФ КП-935/105
ФI-5195
All in one frame 43х73
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art Museum,
Moscow indicate that the object was purchased in 2008, from
Mikhail Golosovsky, the largest collector of early color and
Russian pictorial photography. Part of this collection was
acquired Golosovsky in antique stores, part of the work he had
received as a gift from the authors.
59-64
V. Yankovsky
“In memory of my military service”. Saint Petersburg.
Beginning of 1910s
Collodion, painting
16,3х10,7
МДФ КП-935/89
ФI-5179
V. Yankovsky
“In memory of my military service”. Saint Petersburg.
Beginning of 1910s
Collodion, painting
16,1х10,8
МДФ КП-935/48
ФI-5138
V. Kodlubovich
Photo-souvenir. Saint Petersburg. Beginning of 1910s
Collodion, painting
16,4х10,5
МДФ КП-935/86
ФI-5176
I. Ilyin
“In memory of my military service”. Saint Petersburg.
Beginning of 1910s
Collodion, painting
16,1х10,6
МДФ КП-935/83
ФI-5173
Ivan Brezanov
“In memory of my military service”. Saint Petersburg.
Beginning of 1910s
Albumen print, painting
16,5х10,8
МДФ КП-935/90
ФI-5180
Ivan Brezanov
“In memory of my military service”. Saint Petersburg.
Beginning of 1910s
Albumen print, painting
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
15,8х10,7
МДФ КП-935/50
ФI-5140
All in one frame 43х73
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art Museum,
Moscow indicate that the object was purchased in 2008, from
Mikhail Golosovsky, the largest collector of early color and
Russian pictorial photography. Part of this collection was
acquired Golosovsky in antique stores, part of the work he had
received as a gift from the authors
65-66
Ivan Brezanov
“In memory of my military service”. Saint Petersburg.
Beginning of 1910s
Collodion, painting
16,2х10,6
МДФ КП-935/85
ФI-5175
Br. Krokhv
“In memory of my military service”. Yamburg. 1910
Albumen print, painting
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
16,2х10,5
МДФ КП-935/87
ФI-5177
All in one frame 33х53
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art Museum,
Moscow indicate that the object was purchased in 2008, from
Mikhail Golosovsky, the largest collector of early color and
Russian pictorial photography. Part of this collection was
acquired Golosovsky in antique stores, part of the work he had
received as a gift from the authors
67
Sergey Prokudin-Gorsky
Portrait of Lev Tolstoy. 23rd of May 1908
Offprint
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
35,5х26, 57х43 in frame
МДФ КП-1052/3
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Sergey Prokudin-Gorsky (1863-1944) ‒ member of the
Photography Department of the Imperial Russian Technical
Society; one of the organizers in Russia of the first courses of
practical photography. In December 1902 for the first time
announced the new technique of producing color slides based
on the method of professor A. Miethe. In 1913 founded the
“Biokhrom” Join-Stock Company in order to develop color
photography and cinema. Died in Paris. The main part of
Prokudin-Gorski’s Archive is kept in the Library of Congress,
USA. Portrait of the great Russian writer L. Tolstoy was made
at his estate in Yasnaya Polyana.
Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art Museum,
Moscow indicate that the object was purchased in 2004, from
collector N. Chernenkov.
68-71
Sergey Prokudin-Gorsky
Bakhchisaray palace. Crimea. 1910s
Offprint
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
14,2х8,9 each, 53х63 in frame
МДФ КП-1427/312
OТ-1434
МДФ КП-1427/314
OТ-1436
МДФ КП-1427/316
OТ-1438
МДФ КП-1427/319
OТ-1450
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Sergey Prokudin-Gorsky (1863-1944) ‒ member of the
Photography Department of the Imperial Russian Technical
Society; one of the organizers in Russia of the first courses of
practical photography. In December 1902 for the first time
announced the new technique of producing color slides based
on the method of professor A. Miethe. In 1913 founded the
“Biokhrom” Join-Stock Company in order to develop color
photography and cinema. Died in Paris. The main part of
Prokudin-Gorski’s Archive is kept in the Library of Congress,
USA.
Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art Museum,
Moscow indicate that the object was purchased in 2007 from
S. Burasovsky, renowned Moscow collector.
72-73
Sergey Prokudin-Gorsky
In Kursk region. 1910s
Offprint
МДФ КП-1427/344, Инв. № От-1475
Sergey Prokudin-Gorsky
Peasants’ children. 1910s
Offprint
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
МДФ КП-1427/343
OТ-1474
9х14,2 each, 43х53 in frame
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Sergey Prokudin-Gorsky (1863-1944) ‒ member of the
Photography Department of the Imperial Russian Technical
Society; one of the organizers in Russia of the first courses of
practical photography. In December 1902 for the first time
announced the new technique of producing color slides based
on the method of professor A. Miethe. In 1913 founded the
“Biokhrom” Join-Stock Company in order to develop color
photography and cinema. Died in Paris. The main part of
Prokudin-Gorski’s Archive is kept in the Library of Congress,
USA.
Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art Museum,
Moscow indicate that the object was purchased in 2007 from
S. Burasovsky, renowned Moscow collector.
74-75
Sergey Prokudin-Gorsky
Vineyards at Grand Duke estate. Crimea. 1910s
Offprint
МДФ КП-1427/331
OТ-1462
Sergey Prokudin-Gorsky
Novy Afon. General view of monastery. 1910s
Offprint
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
МДФ КП-1427/330
OТ-1461
9х14,2 each, 43х53 in frame
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Sergey Prokudin-Gorsky (1863-1944) ‒ member of the
Photography Department of the Imperial Russian Technical
Society; one of the organizers in Russia of the first courses of
practical photography. In December 1902 for the first time
announced the new technique of producing color slides based
on the method of professor A. Miethe. In 1913 founded the
“Biokhrom” Join-Stock Company in order to develop color
photography and cinema. Died in Paris. The main part of
Prokudin-Gorski’s Archive is kept in the Library of Congress,
USA.
Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art Museum,
Moscow indicate that the object was purchased in 2007 from S.
Burasovsky, renowned Moscow collector.
76-77
Sergey Prokudin-Gorsky
Novy Afon. Monastery services and old church. 1910s
Offprint
МДФ КП-1427/340
OТ-1471
Sergey Prokudin-Gorsky
Bridge across Mzymta river. Black Sea coast. 1910s
Offprint
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
67-Пз/119
9х14,2 each, 43х53 in frame
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Sergey Prokudin-Gorsky (1863-1944) ‒ member of the
Photography Department of the Imperial Russian Technical
Society; one of the organizers in Russia of the first courses of
practical photography. In December 1902 for the first time
announced the new technique of producing color slides based
on the method of professor A. Miethe. In 1913 founded the
“Biokhrom” Join-Stock Company in order to develop color
photography and cinema. Died in Paris. The main part of
Prokudin-Gorski’s Archive is kept in the Library of Congress,
USA.
Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art Museum,
Moscow indicate that the object was purchased in 2007 from S.
Burasovsky, renowned Moscow collector
78
Alexander Khlebnikov
“Krasny mak” (“Red poppy”) perfume’s advertising. 1940–
1950s
Gelatine silver print, painting
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
22х16, 43х53 in frame
МДФ КП-935/125
ФII-1838
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Alexander Khlebnikov (1897-1979) –Russian
photographer; in 1927-1928 he successfully participated in the
Third and Fourth Exhibitions “Art of Movement”; in 1930s
participated in international exhibitions in Leipzig, Vienna,
Stockholm, Warsaw; his advertising photo-posters were
awarded at a poster competition at the All-Union Chamber of
Commerce; created a series of photograms; in 1950s worked in
the field of fashion, advertising and industrial graphics.
Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art Museum,
Moscow indicate that the object was purchased in 2008, from
Mikhail Golosovsky, the largest collector of early color and
Russian pictorial photography. Part of this collection was
acquired Golosovsky in antique stores, part of the work he had
received as a gift from the authors. This photo was was
donated to collector by author, Alexander Khlebnikov.
79
Vasily Ulitin
In the sun. 1924
Bromoil
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
27,5х22, 53х63 in frame
МДФ КП-935/126
ФII-1839
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Vasily Ulitin (1888-1976) –Russian photographer. In 19221930 Ulitin participated in large-scale international photo
exhibitions. Received medals and awards in Paris, London,
Berlin, LA, Toronto, Tokyo, Bogota, Rom. In 1931 he organised
the first photo-school at the Moscow Cooperative-Trade Union.
Began to teach photography at the Moscow Institute of
Polygraphy. Developed the technique of three-colour positive
printing, and other complex methods of printing. Taught
courses on Zinc Graphics and Photo-Composition.
Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art Museum,
Moscow indicate that the object was purchased in 2008, from
Mikhail Golosovsky, the largest collector of early color and
Russian pictorial photography. Part of this collection was
acquired Golosovsky in antique stores, part of the work he had
received as a gift from the authors. This photo was was
donated to collector by author, Vasily Ulitin.
80
Vasily Ulitin
“Flame of Paris”. 1932
Bromoil
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
27,5х38,5, 53х63 in frame
МДФ КП-1224/32
ФII-5802
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Vasily Ulitin (1888-1976) – Russian photographer. In 19221930 Ulitin participated in large-scale international photo
exhibitions. Received medals and awards in Paris, London,
Berlin, LA, Toronto, Tokyo, Bogota, Rom. In 1931 he organised
the first photo-school at the Moscow Cooperative-Trade Union.
Began to teach photography at the Moscow Institute of
Polygraphy. Developed the technique of three-colour positive
printing, and other complex methods of printing. Taught
courses on Zinc Graphics and Photo-Composition.
Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art Museum,
Moscow indicate that the object was purchased in 2005, from
Mikhail Golosovsky, the largest collector of early color and
Russian pictorial photography. Part of this collection was
acquired Golosovsky in antique stores, part of the work he had
received as a gift from the authors. This photo was was
donated to collector by author, Vasily Ulitin.
81
Vasily Ulitin
Red Army man. 1932
Threecoloured bromoil
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
24х15,6, 53х63 in frame
МДФ КП-1224/27
ФII-5797
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Vasily Ulitin (1888-1976) –Russian photographer. In 19221930 Ulitin participated in large-scale international photo
exhibitions. Received medals and awards in Paris, London,
Berlin, LA, Toronto, Tokyo, Bogota, Rom. In 1931 he organised
the first photo-school at the Moscow Cooperative-Trade Union.
Began to teach photography at the Moscow Institute of
Polygraphy. Developed the technique of three-colour positive
printing, and other complex methods of printing. Taught
courses on Zinc Graphics and Photo-Composition.
Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art Museum,
Moscow indicate that the object was purchased in 2005, from
Mikhail Golosovsky, the largest collector of early color and
Russian pictorial photography. Part of this collection was
acquired Golosovsky in antique stores, part of the work he had
received as a gift from the authors. This photo was was
donated to collector by author, Vasily Ulitin.
82
Vasily Ulitin
Evening. 1931
Threecoloured bromoil
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
18,5х20,1, 53х63 in frame
МДФ КП-935/129
ФII-1842
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Vasily Ulitin (1888-1976) – Russian photographer. In 19221930 Ulitin participated in large-scale international photo
exhibitions. Received medals and awards in Paris, London,
Berlin, LA, Toronto, Tokyo, Bogota, Rom. In 1931 he organised
the first photo-school at the Moscow Cooperative-Trade Union.
Began to teach photography at the Moscow Institute of
Polygraphy. Developed the technique of three-colour positive
printing, and other complex methods of printing. Taught
courses on Zinc Graphics and Photo-Composition.
Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art Museum,
Moscow indicate that the object was purchased in 2008, from
Mikhail Golosovsky, the largest collector of early color and
Russian pictorial photography. Part of this collection was
acquired Golosovsky in antique stores, part of the work he had
received as a gift from the authors. This photo was was
donated to collector by author, Vasily Ulitin
83
Vasily Ulitin
Theatre Square. Moscow. 1936
Threecoloured bromoil
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
17,3х20,1, 53х63 in frame
МДФ КП-935/130
ФII-1843
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Vasily Ulitin (1888-1976) –Russian photographer. In 19221930 Ulitin participated in large-scale international photo
exhibitions. Received medals and awards in Paris, London,
Berlin, LA, Toronto, Tokyo, Bogota, Rom. In 1931 he organised
the first photo-school at the Moscow Cooperative-Trade Union.
Began to teach photography at the Moscow Institute of
Polygraphy. Developed the technique of three-colour positive
printing, and other complex methods of printing. Taught
courses on Zinc Graphics and Photo-Composition.
Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art Museum,
Moscow indicate that the object was purchased in 2008, from
Mikhail Golosovsky, the largest collector of early color and
Russian pictorial photography. Part of this collection was
acquired Golosovsky in antique stores, part of the work he had
received as a gift from the authors. This photo was was
donated to collector by author, Vasily Ulitin.
84
Nikolay Andreyev
Edge of a forest. End of 1920s
Gelatine silver print, oil, crayon
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
25,1х23,6, 53х53 in frame
МДФ КП-935/127
ФII-1840
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Nikolay Andreyev (1882-1947) –Russian photographer.
From 1906 participated in exhibitions in Russia and abroad.
Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art Museum,
Moscow indicate that the object was purchased in 2008, from
Mikhail Golosovsky, the largest collector of early color and
Russian pictorial photography. Part of this collection was
acquired Golosovsky in antique stores, part of the work he had
received as a gift from the authors. This photo was was
donated to collector by Vasily Ulitin.
85
Vladislav Mikosha
Portrait of Yury Rypalov. 1938–1939
Threecoloured bromoil
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
19,8х12,7, 43х53 in frame
МДФ КП-1935
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Vladislav Mikosha (1909-2004) – renowned Soviet
cameraman and film director. In 1930s shot the demolition of
the Cathedral of Christ the Savior, the rescue of the
“Cheliuskin” crew, Chkalov’s and Gromov’s flights to America,
Bernard Shaw, Romain Rolland and Henri Barbusse visiting
Moscow, the opening of the All-Union Agricultural Exhibition.
In 1941-1945 – frontline cameraman.
Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art Museum,
Moscow indicate that the object was purchased in 2012, from
Jemma Firsova, the widow of V. Mikosha.
86
Alexander Rodchenko, Varvara Stepanova
Advertising-wall of Mossel’prom building. Design by A.
Rodchenko,
сoncept of V. Mayakovsky. October 1924
Artist’s gelatine silver print, painting by V. Stepanova
Private collection
23,2х17, 43х53 in frame
30-Вр/1
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Alexander Rodchenko (1891-1956) – outstanding Russian
artist, photographer, theoretician of Soviet the avant-garde
1920s. He was one of the founders of constructivism and
Russian design; he was married to the artist Varvara
Stepanova (1894-1958). Rodchenko’s photography was
socially engaged, formally innovative, and opposed to a
painterly aesthetic. Acquisition records from the Multimedia
Art Museum, Moscow indicate that this object is from the
collection of Rodchenko’s heirs and it is provided specifically
for the exhibition ‘Primrose’
87
Alexander Rodchenko
Equestrian competition. 1935
Artist’s gelatine silver print, colour crayon
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
41х35, 63х73 in frame
МДФ КП-1496/5
ФII-3162
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Alexander Rodchenko (1891-1956) artist, photographer,
theoretician of Soviet the avant-garde 1920s. He was one of
the founders of constructivism and Russian design; he was
married to the artist Varvara Stepanova (1894-1958).
Rodchenko’s photography was socially engaged, formally
innovative, and opposed to a painterly aesthetic. Acquisition
records from the Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow indicate
that this object was purchased in 2008, from Alexander
Lavrentiev, Rodcenko’s grandson.
88
Alexander Rodchenko
Race. “Dynamo” Stadium. 1935
Artist’s gelatine silver print, gouache
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
29х41, 53х63 in frame
МДФ КП-1496/6
ФII-3163
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Alexander Rodchenko (1891-1956) –artist, photographer,
theoretician of Soviet the avant-garde 1920s. He was one of
the founders of constructivism and Russian design; he was
married to the artist Varvara Stepanova (1894-1958).
Rodchenko’s photography was socially engaged, formally
innovative, and opposed to a painterly aesthetic. Acquisition
records from the Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow indicate
that this object was purchased in 2008, from Alexander
Lavrentiev, Rodcenko’s grandson.
89
Alexander Rodchenko
“Rumba”. Still from the film “Albidum”. 1928
Artist’s gelatine silver print, colour crayon
Private collection
39,2х26,5, 53х63 in frame
30-Вр/2
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Alexander Rodchenko (1891-1956) – artist, photographer,
theoretician of Soviet the avant-garde 1920s. He was one of
the founders of constructivism and Russian design; he was
married to the artist Varvara Stepanova (1894-1958).
Rodchenko’s photography was socially engaged, formally
innovative, and opposed to a painterly aesthetic. Acquisition
records from the Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow indicate
that this object is from the collection of Rodchenko’s heirs
and it is provided specifically for the exhibition "Primrose"
90
Alexander Rodchenko
Horizontal bar jump. 1936
Artist’s gelatine silver print, gouache, crayon
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
47х29, 73х53 in frame
МДФ КП-1496/2
ФII-3159
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Alexander Rodchenko (1891-1956) – artist, photographer,
theoretician of Soviet the avant-garde 1920s. He was one of
the founders of constructivism and Russian design; he was
married to the artist Varvara Stepanova (1894-1958).
Rodchenko’s photography was socially engaged, formally
innovative, and opposed to a painterly aesthetic. Acquisition
records from the Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow indicate
that this object was purchased in 2008, from Alexander
Lavrentiev, Rodcenko’s grandson.
91
Alexander Rodchenko
Scene from the opera “Ruslan and Liudmila”
Artist’s gelatine silver print, toning
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
21,5х28,5, 43х53 in frame
МДФ КП-1496/3
ФII-3160
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Alexander Rodchenko (1891-1956) –artist, photographer,
theoretician of Soviet the avant-garde 1920s. He was one of
the founders of constructivism and Russian design; he was
married to the artist Varvara Stepanova (1894-1958).
Rodchenko’s photography was socially engaged, formally
innovative, and opposed to a painterly aesthetic. Acquisition
records from the Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow indicate
that this object was purchased in 2008, from Alexander
Lavrentiev, Rodcenko’s grandson
92
Alexander Rodchenko
Portrait of Regina Lemberg. 1935
Artist’s gelatine silver print, gouache
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
39,3х29,2, 53х63 in frame
МДФ КП-1641/2
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Alexander Rodchenko (1891-1956) –artist, photographer,
theoretician of Soviet the avant-garde 1920s. He was one of
the founders of constructivism and Russian design; he was
married to the artist Varvara Stepanova (1894-1958).
Rodchenko’s photography was socially engaged, formally
innovative, and opposed to a painterly aesthetic. Acquisition
records from the Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow indicate
that this object was purchased in 2010, from Alexander
Lavrentiev, Rodcenko’s grandson
93
Alexander Rodchenko
Scene from film ‘Albidum’. 1928
Artist’s print, colour pencil
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
16,8х22,6, 43х53 in frame
КП-1496/1
Инв. № ФII-3158
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Alexander Rodchenko (1891-1956) – artist, photographer,
theoretician of Soviet the avant-garde 1920s. He was one of the
founders of constructivism and Russian design; he was
married to the artist Varvara Stepanova (1894-1958).
Rodchenko’s photography was socially engaged, formally
innovative, and opposed to a painterly aesthetic. Acquisition
records from the Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow indicate
that this object was purchased in 2008, from Alexander
Lavrentiev, Rodcenko’s grandson.
94
Varvara Stepanova
Photographer - Boris Ignatovich
Red Army Men. Photomontage for the magazine “Abroad”.
1930
Cardboard, photomontage, gouache
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
30,8х53,5, 53х73 in frame
МДФ КП-1347
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Varvara Stepanova (1894-1958) –artist and designer
associated with the 'Constructivist' movement. She was
married to the artist Alexander Rodchenko (1891-1956).
Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art Museum,
Moscow indicate that this object was purchased in 2006, from
Alexander Lavrentiev, Rodcenko’s and Stepanova’s grandson.
95
Varvara Stepanova
Photomontage 'Be ready!' 1932
Using photographs by A. Rodchenko
Cardboard, paper, photoprint, gouache
Private collection
41,2x29, 53x73 in frame
30-Вр/3
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Varvara Stepanova (1894-1958) –artist and designer
associated with the 'Constructivist' movement. She was
married to the artist Alexander Rodchenko (1891-1956).
Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art Museum,
Moscow indicate that this object is from the collection of
Rodchenko’s heirs and it is provided specifically for the
exhibition "Primrose”
96
Alexander Rodchenko
Photomontage ‚V.I.Lenin’s funeral‘ for ‚Molodaya Gvardia‘
magazine. 1924
Cardboard, paper, photoprint, typographic print, gouache
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
48,3х32,3, 53х73 in frame
МДФ КП-1643/6
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Alexander Rodchenko (1891-1956) – artist, photographer,
theoretician of Soviet the avant-garde 1920s. He was one of the
founders of constructivism and Russian design; he was
married to the artist Varvara Stepanova (1894-1958).
Rodchenko’s photography was socially engaged, formally
innovative, and opposed to a painterly aesthetic. Acquisition
records from the Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow indicate
that this object was purchased in 2010, from Alexander
Lavrentiev, Rodcenko’s grandson
97
Yakov Khalip
Sea cadets. End of 1940s
Artist’s colour print
On the reverse side text of congratulation to Alexander
Rodchenko
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
29,8х39,7, 53х63 in frame
МДФ КП-1497/9
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Yakov Khalip (1908-1980) – Soviet photographer, heir to the
Russian avant-garde, student of Alexander Rodchenko.
Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art Museum,
Moscow indicate that this object was purchased in 2008, from
Alexander Lavrentiev, Rodcenko’s grandson.
98
Vsevolod Tarasevich
Fruits of irrigated soil. Stalingrad province. End of 1950s
Colour print
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
38,6х28,5, 53х63 in frame
МДФ КП-576/69
ФIII-4645
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Vsevolod Tarasevich (1919-1998) – Soviet photographer;
since 1961 was photo-correspondent of the Novosti (APN)
Press Agency, his works being mainly published in the Soviet
Life Magazine. Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art
Museum, Moscow indicate that this object was purchased in
2000, from Tarasevich’s widow Galina Karitskaya.
99
Vsevolod Tarasevich
Yevgeniya Andreeva, chairman of the “Komintern” kolkhoz.
Tambov province. End of 1950s
Colour print
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
35,1х27,3, 53х63 in frame
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Vsevolod Tarasevich (1919-1998) –Soviet photographer;
since 1961 was photo-correspondent of the Novosti (APN)
Press Agency, his works being mainly published in the Soviet
Life Magazine. Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art
Museum, Moscow indicate that this object was purchased in
2000, from Tarasevich’s widow Galina Karitskaya.
100
Vsevolod Tarasevich
First May Parade on Red Square. Moscow. End of 1950s
Colour print
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
39,2х28,8, 53х63 in frame
МДФ КП-576/70
ФIII-4646
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Vsevolod Tarasevich (1919-1998) –Soviet photographer;
since 1961 was photo-correspondent of the Novosti (APN)
Press Agency, his works being mainly published in the Soviet
Life Magazine. Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art
Museum, Moscow indicate that this object was purchased in
2000, from Tarasevich’s widow Galina Karitskaya.
101
Ivan Shagin
Lemons. 1949
Colour print
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
19,8х22,4, 43х53 in frame
МДФ КП-1333/5
ФII-3535
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Ivan Shagin (1904-1982) –Soviet photographer, one of the
first to practice color photography. Acquisition records from
the Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow indicate that this object
was purchased in 2006, from Shagin’s granddaughter
Svetlana Shagina.
102
Ivan Shagin
Fruits. 1949
Colour print
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
22,4х16,3, 43х53 in frame
МДФ КП-1333/4
ФII-3534
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Ivan Shagin (1904-1982) –Soviet photographer, one of the
first to practice color photography. Acquisition records from
the Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow indicate that this object
was purchased in 2006, from Shagin’s granddaughter
Svetlana Shagina.
103
Ivan Shagin
Student. Beginning of 1950s
Colour print
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
22,9х17, 43х53 in frame
МДФ КП-1333/2
ФII-3532
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Ivan Shagin (1904-1982) - Soviet photographer, one of the
first to practice color photography. Acquisition records from
the Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow indicate that this object
was purchased in 2006, from Shagin’s granddaughter
Svetlana Shagina.
104
Vsevolod Tarasevich
Family of ZIL’s toolroom superintendent. Cover for “Sovetsky
Soyuz” (“Soviet Union”) magazine. August 1954
Colour print
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
45х35, 63х73 in frame
МДФ КП-576/106
ФIII-4682
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Vsevolod Tarasevich (1919-1998) – Soviet photographer;
since 1961 was photo-correspondent of the Novosti (APN)
Press Agency, his works being mainly published in the Soviet
Life Magazine. Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art
Museum, Moscow indicate that this object was purchased in
2000, from Tarasevich’s widow Galina Karitskaya.
105
Dmitry Baltermants
N. Khruschev and his entourage. 1950s
Colour print
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
19х29, 43х53 in frame
МДФ КП-1310/15
ФIII-5798
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Dmitry Baltermants (1912-1990) was a prominent Soviet
photojournalist. Baltermants was equally good at photo
reports from the front, staged or semi-staged stills praising
the heroic labours and achievements of the Soviet people, or
at landscapes and portraits. Acquisition records from the
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow indicate that this object
was purchased in 2006, from Baltermants’ daughter Tatiana
Baltermants.
106
Dmitry Baltermants
N. Khruschev and his entourage. 1950s
Colour print
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
19х29, 43х53 in frame
МДФ КП-1310/16
ФIII-5799
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Dmitry Baltermants (1912-1990) was a prominent Soviet
photojournalist. Baltermants was equally good at photo
reports from the front, staged or semi-staged stills praising
the heroic labours and achievements of the Soviet people, or
at landscapes and portraits. Acquisition records from the
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow indicate that this object
was purchased in 2006, from Baltermants’ daughter Tatiana
Baltermants.
107
Dmitry Baltermants
N. Khruschev and his entourage. 1950s
Colour print
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
19х29, 43х53 in frame
МДФ КП-1310/17
ФIII-5800
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Dmitry Baltermants (1912-1990) was a prominent Soviet
photojournalist. Baltermants was equally good at photo
reports from the front, staged or semi-staged stills praising
the heroic labours and achievements of the Soviet people, or
at landscapes and portraits. Acquisition records from the
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow indicate that this object
was purchased in 2006, from Baltermants’ daughter Tatiana
Baltermants.
108
Dmitry Baltermants
N. Khruschev and his entourage. 1950s
Colour print
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
19х29, 43х53 in frame
МДФ КП-1310/18
ФIII-5801
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Dmitry Baltermants (1912-1990) was a prominent Soviet
photojournalist. Baltermants was equally good at photo
reports from the front, staged or semi-staged stills praising
the heroic labours and achievements of the Soviet people, or
at landscapes and portraits. Acquisition records from the
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow indicate that this object
was purchased in 2006, from Baltermants’ daughter Tatiana
Baltermants.
109
Dmitry Baltermants
Kukryniksy (Caricaturists Mikhail Kupriyanov, Porfiry
Krylov, Nikolay Sokolov). End of 1940s
Colour print
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
48,6х39, 73х53 in frame
МДФ КП-413/31
ФIII-1101
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Dmitry Baltermants (1912-1990) was a prominent Soviet
photojournalist. Baltermants was equally good at photo
reports from the front, staged or semi-staged stills praising
the heroic labours and. Acquisition records from the
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow indicate that this object
was purchased in 1998, from Baltermants’ daughter Tatiana
Baltermants.
110
Dmitry Baltermants
Nikita Khruschev’s visit to Bulgaria. 1962
Colour print
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
39,5х29,2, 53х63 in frame
МДФ КП-413/29
ФIII-1099
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Dmitry Baltermants (1912-1990) was a prominent Soviet
photojournalist. Baltermants was equally good at photo
reports from the front, staged or semi-staged stills praising
the heroic labours and achievements of the Soviet people, or
at landscapes and portraits. Acquisition records from the
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow indicate that this object
was purchased in 1998, from Baltermants’ daughter Tatiana
Baltermants.
111
Dmitry Baltermants
And where is the mistake? 1950s
Colour print
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
32,1х29,4, 53х53 in frame
МДФ КП-1310/50
ФIII-5833
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Dmitry Baltermants (1912-1990) was a prominent Soviet
photojournalist. Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art
Museum, Moscow indicate that this object was purchased in
2006, from Baltermants’ daughter Tatiana Baltermants.
112
Dmitry Baltermants
Rain. 1960s
Colour print
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
40х58,2, 63х83 in frame
МДФ КП-1310/87
ФIII-5870
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Dmitry Baltermants (1912-1990) was a prominent Soviet
photojournalist. Baltermants was equally good at photo
reports from the front, staged or semi-staged stills praising
the heroic labours and achievements of the Soviet people, or
at landscapes and portraits. Acquisition records from the
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow indicate that this object
was purchased in 2006, from Baltermants’ daughter Tatiana
Baltermants.
113
Dmitry Baltermants
Beach by the River Dnieper. Kiev, 1950s
Colour print
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
25,2х38,2, 53x63 in frame
МДФ КП-1310/82
ФIII-5865
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Dmitry Baltermants (1912-1990) was a prominent Soviet
photojournalist. Baltermants was equally good at photo
reports from the front, staged or semi-staged stills praising
the heroic labours and achievements of the Soviet people, or
at landscapes and portraits. Acquisition records from the
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow indicate that this object
was purchased in 2006, from Baltermants’ daughter Tatiana
Baltermants.
114
Dmitry Baltermants
Olympic champion Yury Vlasov. 1960
Colour print
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
38,5х28,5, 53х63 in frame
МДФ КП-1310/73
ФIII-5856
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Dmitry Baltermants (1912-1990) was a prominent Soviet
photojournalist. Baltermants was equally good at photo
reports from the front, staged or semi-staged stills praising
the heroic labours and achievements of the Soviet people, or
at landscapes and portraits.. Acquisition records from the
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow indicate that this object
was purchased in 2006, from Baltermants’ daughter Tatiana
Baltermants.
115
Dmitry Baltermants
Portrait. From the “Meetings with Chukotka” series. 1972
Colour print
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
39,3х28,6, 53х63 in frame
МДФ КП-1310/57
ФIII-5840
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Dmitry Baltermants (1912-1990) was a prominent Soviet
photojournalist. Baltermants was equally good at photo
reports from the front, staged or semi-staged stills praising
the heroic labours and achievements of the Soviet people, or
at landscapes and portraits. Acquisition records from the
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow indicate that this object
was purchased in 2006, from Baltermants’ daughter Tatiana
Baltermants.
116
Dmitry Baltermants
Woman-worker. Beginning of 1960s
Colour print
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
40,1х30,1, 43х53 in frame
МДФ КП-1310/70
ФIII-5853
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Dmitry Baltermants (1912-1990) was a prominent Soviet
photojournalist. Baltermants was equally good at photo
reports from the front, staged or semi-staged stills praising
the heroic labours and achievements of the Soviet people, or
at landscapes and portraits. Acquisition records from the
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow indicate that this object
was purchased in 2006, from Baltermants’ daughter Tatiana
Baltermants.
117
Dmitry Baltermants
Construction of BAM (Baikal-Amur Mainline). 1974
Colour print
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
37х53,8, 63х73 in frame
МДФ КП-1310/85
ФIII-5868
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Dmitry Baltermants (1912-1990) was a prominent Soviet
photojournalist. Baltermants was equally good at photo
reports from the front, staged or semi-staged stills praising
the heroic labours and achievements of the Soviet people, or
at landscapes and portraits. Acquisition records from the
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow indicate that this object
was purchased in 2006, from Baltermants’ daughter Tatiana
Baltermants.
118
Dmitry Baltermants
Show-window. Beginning of 1970s
Colour print
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
38,9х27,9, 53х63 in frame
МДФ КП-1310/75
ФIII-5858
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Dmitry Baltermants (1912-1990) was a prominent Soviet
photojournalist. Baltermants was equally good at photo
reports from the front, staged or semi-staged stills praising
the heroic labours and achievements of the Soviet people, or
at landscapes and portraits. Acquisition records from the
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow indicate that this object
was purchased in 2006, from Baltermants’ daughter Tatiana
Baltermants.
119
Dmitry Baltermants
Stalin’s funeral. Moscow. March 1953
Colour print
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
26,3х39,5, 53х63 in frame
МДФ КП-1310/79
ФIII-5862
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Dmitry Baltermants (1912-1990) was a prominent Soviet
photojournalist. Baltermants was equally good at photo
reports from the front, staged or semi-staged stills praising
the heroic labours and achievements of the Soviet people, or
at landscapes and portraits. Acquisition records from the
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow indicate that this object
was purchased in 2006, from Baltermants’ daughter Tatiana
Baltermants.
120
Dmitry Baltermants
Men’s talk. 1950s
Colour print
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
38,3х57,8, 63х83 in frame
МДФ КП-1799/3
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Dmitry Baltermants (1912-1990) was a prominent Soviet
photojournalist. Baltermants was equally good at photo
reports from the front, staged or semi-staged stills praising
the heroic labours and achievements of the Soviet people, or
at landscapes and portraits. Acquisition records from the
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow indicate that this object
was purchased in 2012, from Baltermants’ daughter Tatiana
Baltermants.
121
Dmitry Baltermants
Maykovsky’s square
Colour print
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
30,5х24,8, 53х63 in frame
МДФ КП-1799/10
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Dmitry Baltermants (1912-1990) was a prominent Soviet
photojournalist. Baltermants was equally good at photo
reports from the front, staged or semi-staged stills praising
the heroic labours and achievements of the Soviet people, or
at landscapes and portraits. Acquisition records from the
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow indicate that this object
was purchased in 2012, from Baltermants’ daughter Tatiana
Baltermants.
122
Dmitry Baltermants
Circus. 1950s
Colour print
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
38,5х29,8, 53х63 in frame
МДФ КП-1799/11
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Dmitry Baltermants (1912-1990) was a prominent Soviet
photojournalist. Baltermants was equally good at photo
reports from the front, staged or semi-staged stills praising
the heroic labours and achievements of the Soviet people, or
at landscapes and portraits. Acquisition records from the
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow indicate that this object
was purchased in 2012, from Baltermants’ daughter Tatiana
Baltermants.
123
Dmitry Baltermants
From the series 'Arbat Square'.
Moscow, 1958
Colour print
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
30,5х43,7, 53x63 in frame
МДФ КП-1601/27
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Dmitry Baltermants (1912-1990) was a prominent Soviet
photojournalist. Baltermants was equally good at photo
reports from the front, staged or semi-staged stills praising
the heroic labours and achievements of the Soviet people, or
at landscapes and portraits. Acquisition records from the
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow indicate that this object
adopted by Baltermants’ daughter Tatiana Baltermants as a
gift in 2009.
124
Dmitry Baltermants
From the series 'Arbat Square'.
Moscow, 1958
Colour print
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
30,5х43,7, 53x63 in frame
МДФ КП-1601/25
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Dmitry Baltermants (1912-1990) was a prominent Soviet
photojournalist. Baltermants was equally good at photo reports
from the front, staged or semi-staged stills praising the heroic
labours and achievements of the Soviet people, or at
landscapes and portraits. Acquisition records from the
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow indicate that this object
adopted by Baltermants’ daughter Tatiana Baltermants as a
gift in 2009.
125
Dmitry Baltermants
From the series 'Arbat Square'.
Moscow, 1958
Colour print
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
43,7x30,5, 53x63 in frame
МДФ КП-1601/1
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Dmitry Baltermants (1912-1990) was a prominent Soviet
photojournalist. Baltermants was equally good at photo reports
from the front, staged or semi-staged stills praising the heroic
labours and achievements of the Soviet people, or at
landscapes and portraits. Acquisition records from the
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow indicate that this object
adopted by Baltermants’ daughter Tatiana Baltermants as a
gift in 2009.
126
Dmitry Baltermants
From the series 'Arbat Square'.
Moscow, 1958
Colour print
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
30,5х43,7, 53x63 in frame
МДФ КП-1601/20
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Dmitry Baltermants (1912-1990) was a prominent Soviet
photojournalist. Baltermants was equally good at photo reports
from the front, staged or semi-staged stills praising the heroic
labours and achievements of the Soviet people, or at
landscapes and portraits. Acquisition records from the
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow indicate that this object
adopted by Baltermants’ daughter Tatiana Baltermants as a
gift in 2009.
127
Dmitry Baltermants
From the series 'Arbat Square'.
Moscow, 1958
Colour print
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
30,5х43,7, 53x63 in frame
МДФ КП-1601/20
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Dmitry Baltermants (1912-1990) was a prominent Soviet
photojournalist. Baltermants was equally good at photo reports
from the front, staged or semi-staged stills praising the heroic
labours and achievements of the Soviet people, or at
landscapes and portraits. Acquisition records from the
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow indicate that this object
adopted by Baltermants’ daughter Tatiana Baltermants as a
gift in 2009.
128
Dmitry Baltermants
Untitled (Flag). 1960s
Colour print
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
39,2х27,1, 53x63 in frame\
МДФ КП-1310/63
ФIII-5846
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Dmitry Baltermants (1912-1990) was a prominent Soviet
photojournalist. Baltermants was equally good at photo reports
from the front, staged or semi-staged stills praising the heroic
labours and achievements of the Soviet people, or at
landscapes and portraits. Acquisition records from the
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow indicate that this object was
purchased in 2006, from Baltermants’ daughter Tatiana
Baltermants.
129
Dmitry Baltermants
Untitled (Flag). Beginning of 1970s
Colour print
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
39,7х27,7, 53x63 in frame
МДФ КП-1310/62
ФIII-5845
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Dmitry Baltermants (1912-1990) was a prominent Soviet
photojournalist. Baltermants was equally good at photo
reports from the front, staged or semi-staged stills praising
the heroic labours and achievements of the Soviet people, or
at landscapes and portraits. Acquisition records from the
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow indicate that this object
was purchased in 2006, from Baltermants’ daughter Tatiana
Baltermants.
130
Robert Diament
Neftyanye Kamni village. 1960s
Colour print
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
20,8х30,8, 43х53 in frame
МДФ КП-1342/18
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Robert (Iosiph-Raphail) Diament (1907-1987) was a
renowned Soviet photographer; he was a freelance reporter
for the All-Union Agricultural Exhibition, for the magazines
“Klub y Khudozhestvennaya Samodeyatelnost” (Club and
Amateur Art Activities), “Proftekhobrazovaniye” (Professional
Technical Education) and “Proizvodstvennoye Obucheniye”
(Production Training); his photographs were published in
such magazines as “Ogoniok”, “Sovetski Soyuz” (Soviet
Union), “Sovetskoye Photo”, “Zdorovie” (Health),
“Rabotnitsa” (Workwoman), “Za Ruliom” (Behind the Wheel)
and others. Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art
Museum, Moscow indicate that this object was purchased in
2006, from Diament’s son Leonid Diament.
131
Robert Diament
He has turned her head. Beginning of 1960s
Colour print
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
35,7х26,7, 63x53 in frame
МДФ КП-1342/63
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Robert (Iosiph-Raphail) Diament (1907-1987) was a
renowned Soviet photographer; he was a freelance reporter
for the All-Union Agricultural Exhibition, for the magazines
“Klub y Khudozhestvennaya Samodeyatelnost” (Club and
Amateur Art Activities), “Proftekhobrazovaniye” (Professional
Technical Education) and “Proizvodstvennoye Obucheniye”
(Production Training); his photographs were published in
such magazines as “Ogoniok”, “Sovetski Soyuz” (Soviet
Union), “Sovetskoye Photo”, “Zdorovie” (Health),
“Rabotnitsa” (Workwoman), “Za Ruliom” (Behind the Wheel)
and others. Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art
Museum, Moscow indicate that this object was purchased in
2006, from Diament’s son Leonid Diament.
132
Anonymous
At dacha. 1930s
Gelatine silver print, painting
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
23,9х29,6, 43х53 in frame
МДФ КП-1427/136
ФII-7456
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art Museum,
Moscow indicate that the object was purchased in 2007 from S.
Burasovsky, renowned Moscow collector.
133
Anonymous
Kislovodsk. 1956
Gelatine silver print, painting
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
10,8х7,8, 33х43 in frame
МДФ КП-1427/125
ФII-7445
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art Museum,
Moscow indicate that the object was purchased in 2007 from
S. Burasovsky, renowned Moscow collector.
134
135
Anonymous
Kislovodsk. 1956
Gelatine silver print, painting
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
14,7х9,9, 33х43 in frame
МДФ КП-1427/123
ФII-7443
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art Museum,
Moscow indicate that the object was purchased in 2007 from
S. Burasovsky, renowned Moscow collector.
Anonymous
Piatigorsk. 1958
Gelatine silver print, painting
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
11,1х16,8, 33х43 in frame
МДФ КП-1427/124
ФII-7444
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art Museum,
Moscow indicate that the object was purchased in 2007 from
S. Burasovsky, renowned Moscow collector.
136
Anonymous
Photo-souvenir. 1953
Gelatine silver print, painting
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
22,8х17, 33х43 in frame
МДФ КП-1427/128
ФII-7448
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art Museum,
Moscow indicate that the object was purchased in 2007 from
S. Burasovsky, renowned Moscow collector.
137-138
Anonymous
Sochi. Arboretum. 23 July 1957
Gelatine silver print
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
МДФ КП-935/119
ФII-1832
Anonymous
Sochi. Arboretum. 23 July 1957
Gelatine silver print, painting
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
МДФ КП-935/120
ФII-1833
11,6х17,3 (each), 43x53 in one frame
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art Museum,
Moscow indicate that the object was purchased in 2008, from
Mikhail Golosovsky, the largest collector of early color and
Russian pictorial photography. Part of this collection was
acquired Golosovsky in antique stores, part of the work he had
received as a gift from the authors.
139
Anonymous
Kislovodsk. 29 October 1961
Gelatine silver print, painting
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
29,6х23,8, 43х53 in frame
МДФ КП-935/144
ФIII-5623
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Acquisition records from the Multimedia Art Museum,
Moscow indicate that the object was purchased in 2008, from
Mikhail Golosovsky, the largest collector of early color and
Russian pictorial photography. Part of this collection was
acquired Golosovsky in antique stores, part of the work he had
received as a gift from the authors.
140
Boris Mikhailov
From the “Luriki” series. # 8. 1971-1985
Gelatine silver print, painting
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
23,5х17,5, 43х53 in frame
МДФ КП-1114/8
ФIV-3435
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Boris Mikhailov (born 1938) is a fine art photographer who
has been described as one of the most important artists to have
emerged from the former USSR. Acquisition records from the
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow indicate that the object was
purchased in 2004, from the author Boris Mikhailov.
141
Boris Mikhailov
From the “Luriki” series. # 9. 1971-1985
Gelatine silver print, painting
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
23,5х16,7, 43х53 in frame
МДФ КП-1114/9
ФIV-3436
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Boris Mikhailov (born 1938) is a fine art photographer who
has been described as one of the most important artists to
have emerged from the former USSR. Acquisition records
from the Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow indicate that the
object was purchased in 2004, from the author Boris
Mikhailov.
142
Boris Mikhailov
From the “Luriki” series. # 3. 1971-1985
Gelatine silver print, painting
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
23х16, 43х53 in frame
МДФ КП-1114/3
ФIV-3430
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Boris Mikhailov (born 1938) is a fine art photographer who
has been described as one of the most important artists to
have emerged from the former USSR. Acquisition records
from the Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow indicate that the
object was purchased in 2004, from the author Boris
Mikhailov.
143
Boris Mikhailov
From the “Luriki” series. # 4. 1971-1985
Gelatine silver print, painting
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
23,5х15,7, 43х53 in frame
МДФ КП-1114/4
ФIV-3431
Lent by Multimedia Complex of Actual Arts, Moscow
Boris Mikhailov (born 1938) is a fine art photographer who
has been described as one of the most important artists to
have emerged from the former USSR. Acquisition records
from the Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow indicate that the
object was purchased in 2004, from the author Boris
Mikhailov.