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|a NA1181.B72 1993
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|a Brumfield, William Craft,
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|a A history of Russian architecture/
|c text and photographs by William Craft Brumfield
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|b Cambridge UniversityPress,
|c 1993
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|a 644 p., [82] p. of plates :
|b ill. (some col.), maps ;
|c 29 cm.
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|a Includes bibliographical references (p. 612-631) and index.
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|a Contents: Pt. I. Early Medieval Architecture. 1. Kiev and Chernigov. 2. Novgorodand Pskov: Eleventh to Thirteenth Centuries. 3. Vladimir and SuzdalBefore the Mongol Invasion. 4. The Revival of Architecture in Novgorodand Pskov -- Pt. II. The Muscovite Period. 5. Moscow: ArchitecturalBeginnings. 6. The Ascent of Architecture in Muscovy. 7. TheSeventeenth Century: From Ornamentalism to the New Age -- Pt. III. TheTurn to Western Forms. 8. The Foundations of the Baroque in SaintPetersburg. 9. The Late Baroque in Russia: The Age of Rastrelli. 10.Neoclassicism in Petersburg: The Age of Catherine the Great. 11.Eighteenth-Century Neoclassicism in Moscow and the Provinces. 12. TheEarly Nineteenth Century: Alexandrine Neoclassicism -- Pt. IV. TheFormation of Modern Russian Architecture. 13. Nineteenth-CenturyHistoricism and Eclecticism. 14. Modernism During the Early TwentiethCentury. 15. Revolution and Reaction in Soviet Architecture -- AppendixI Russian Wooden Architecture.
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