Ostrovsky O.B. - Alexander I and Russian art culture. A leather-bound gift book.

Russian Russian Art Culture Alexander I and Russian Art Culture is a book that examines the influence of the main historical factors of the era on Russian art culture during the three stages of Alexander I's reign.
The book examines in detail the aesthetic tastes of the emperor, Empresses Maria Feodorovna and Elizabeth Alekseevna, members of the royal family, the public education system, state cultural institutions, censorship, book publishing and printing, literary and artistic associations, private salons and individual patrons.
Special attention is paid to the transitory factors of the era, such as the reforms of the "liberal course", the consequences of the Peace of Tilsit, the Patriotic War of 1812, the Arakcheevism and the Decembrist movement.
The work is based on a large number of historical and art history scientific publications, memoir literature, the press of 1801-1825, published and archival sources. Many of these materials are being introduced into scientific circulation for the first time, which makes the research especially valuable for researchers and lovers of the history of Russian art culture.
Russian Russian Art Culture and Alexander I is an in-depth and detailed study that will help expand knowledge about the impact of historical events on the development of Russian art culture and provide an opportunity to better understand the features and patterns of this process.

Book price: 18,000₽

The price of the book in a gift box made of genuine leather: 25,000₽