Archiv i galereja slavjanskogo iskusstva pri Slavjanskom institute v Prage. Podrobnosti organizacii

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Jančárková, Julie
Archiv i galereja slavjanskogo iskusstva pri Slavjanskom institute v Prage. Podrobnosti organizacii.
[Archive and Gallery of the Slavonic Art by the Slavonic Institute in Prague. The details of their organisation.]
Moskva: Gosudarstvennaja Treťjakovskaja galereja, 2016. ISBN 978-5-89580-149-9. In: Pavel Fedotov. Fenomen ličnosti v kontekste vremeni. Valentin Serov i russkaja kultura XIX – načala XX veka. Sergej Timofejevič Konenkov. Skulptura XX veka. Russkij kul'turno-istoričeskij muzej v Prage. Tvorčeskoje nasledije russkogo zarubež'ja – čast' otečestvennoj kul'tury XX veka. Materialy naučnoj konferenciji. Moskva: Gosudarstvennaja Tret'jakovskaja galereja, 2016, s. 539-558. Naučnyje konferenciji, kruglyje stoly, simpoziumy. ISBN 978-5-89580-149-9.
[Sochranit' dlja Rossii. K 80.letiju RKIM v Praze. Moskva (RU), 04.06.2015]
Institucionální podpora: RVO:68378017
Klíčová slova: Slavonic Institute in Prague * Archive and Gallery of Slavonic Art * Okunyev, Nikolay * Bilibin, Ivan * Goncharova, Natalya * Larionov, Mikhail
Obor OECD: Specific literatures

Russkaja revoljucija 1917 izmenila ves' mir, v tom čisle i chudožestvennyj. V SSSR v 1920-je gody načinajet pisat'sja novaja istorija russkogo iskusstva. V svjazi s etim russkij emigrant, istorik iskusstva, člen Slavjanskogo instituta v Prage prof. N. L. Okuněv sozdal Archiv i galereju slavjanskogo iskusstva. On načal sobirat' informaciju o russkich chudožnikach-emigrantach, a takže i ich proizvedenija. Stat'ja rassmatrivajet dannuju iniciativu i stavit svojej cel'ju sostavit' ponjatije o tom, kakim bylo eto sobranije, čto v nem nachodilos', čto bylo utračeno i čto ostalos'.

The Russian Revolution of 1917 had changed the world in all its dimensions including a fine arts. In UdSSR in the 1920s one began to make a new history of the Russian fine art. In which is way Prof. N. L. Okunev, who was a Russian emigrant and historic of the fine art and the member of the Slavonic Institute in Prague, created an Archive and Gallery of Slavonic Art. He began to collect all informations concerning Russian painters in Emigration and their works too. My article views his initiative and aims to construct a notion about his collection, which works were in ones which were lost and which were remaindered.
Trvalý link: http://hdl.handle.net/11104/0298631