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Kiev : architectural landmarks places of interest / [compiled, introduced and annotated by Grigory Logvin ; translated from the Russian by Stephen Whitehead ; photograps by Boris Kocherov, Roman Benyaminson and Grigory Lovgin]. - Leningrad : Aurora Art Publishers, 1980. - 210 stron : ilustracje kolorowe ; 29 cm.

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Logvin Grigorij Nikonovič (1910-2001). Whitehead Stephen. Kocherov Boris. Benyaminson Roman.

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Albumy i książki artystyczne Książki

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Architektura ruska Architektura ukraińska Kijów (Ukraina)

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Architektura i budownictwo Kultura i sztuka Historia

Instytucja: Izdatel'stvo "Avrora"

Kiev is one of the oldest and largest cities of the Soviet Union. It can be described without exaggeration as a garden city - only a seventh part of its territory is occupied by buildings. The city lies on the banks of the Dnieper amidst picturesque hills and vales; many of its magnificent buildings and monuments enjoy world renown. Kiev suffered enormous damage during the War of 1941-45: its main thoroughfare, the Kreshchatik, many adjacent streets, the Cathedral of the Assumption in the Kievo-Pecherskaya Lavra (Monastery) and other architectural landmarks were almost completely destroyed. The reconstruction and restoration of the city began immediately after the war and is still in progress. The St Sophia Cathedral complex, the Kievo-Pecherskaya Lavra and the Vydubichi Monastery have now been freed of later accretions and distortions and can be seen in their original beauty. Kiev continues to grow: what were once suburbs have been transformed into modern residential areas and incorporated into the city. The capital of the Ukraine is also one of the country's largest industrial and cultural centres.

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The Dom Cathedral architectural ensemble in Riga / [introductory essays by Yuri Vasilyev, Tatjana Pavele, Lidja Rendele and Karina Vitola ; compiled by Tatjana Pavele, Lidija Rendele and Karina Vitola ; edited by Yuri Vasilyev ; photographs by Ferdinand Kuziumov ; translated from the Russian by Stephen Whitehead and Alla Pegulevskaya]. - Leningrad : Aurora Art Publishers, 1980. - 46, [128] s. : il. ; 29 cm.

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Whitehead Stephen. Piegulevskaâ Alla. Vasilev Ûrij Ivanovič. Pavele Tatâna. Rendele Lidija. Vitola Karina. Kuzûmov Ferdinand.

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Książki. Albumy i książki artystyczne

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Architektura sakralna łotewska Katedry Katedra w Rydze (Łotwa) Ryga (Łotwa).

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Architektura i budownictwo Kultura i sztuka Historia

The Dom Cathedral ensemble in Riga is a widely known and remarkable work of architecture. Built on the level shore of the Baltic Sea in the thirteenth century, this mediaeval monument is the wellhead of an indwidual stream of development of Gothic brick architecture in the Eastern Baltic region. It combines features o f all the main styles and trends of European art from the Romanesque to the Jugendstil. The powerful architectural forms, the ingenious decoration, and the beautiful tone of one of the best organs in Europe together create a unique aesthetic experience. As museum and as concert-hall the Dom is the most popular tourist attraction in the Baltic region, visited by more than a million people every year.

This book about the ensemble of the Dom and its nucleus, the Cathedral of St Mary, aims at bringing out all the monument's individuality. Over a hundred photographs, reproductions of old engravings, maps and plans, re-create the austere harmony of the mediaeval architecture, the charm of the naive Romanesque and Gothic stone-carvings, the beauty of the Renaissance and Baroque carved interior decoration, and the rainbow-coloured variety of the stained glass. The volume reproduces hitherto unknown works of decorative art, discovered during the latest restoration of the Cathedral in 1959-61. Details are given of the dimensions, materials and techniques, and the creators and restorers of the works reproduced.

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