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A true and detailed description of the Ice House, built in St. Petersburg in January 1740 and all the house goods and clothes in it, with enclosed figures, also some notes about the cruel cold in 1740 in all of Europe
The history of St. Petersburg-Petrograd-Leningrad. Open spaces: gardens and parks
Evgenia Alekseevna Polyakova and "green building" in Petrograd-Leningrad in 1918-1941.
Types of Petrograd and its environs
Museum of the city
Architecture of Leningrad. [G. 7] 1944, No. 1/2
[G. 7] 1944, No. 1/2. 1944.
Statues and pedestals
On the opening of the Central Exhibition Hall of Leningrad to the 100 th anniversary of Lenin's birth
St. Petersburg as a phenomenon of culture
Petersburg Hospitality: Traditions and Modernity
Pages
- The Imperial Academy of Arts
Privilege and Charter of the Imp. Academy of the three most famous arts, painting, skulptura and architecture with the educational school of the Academy
Betskoi, Ivan Ivanovich (1704-1795). Privilege and Charter of the Imp. Academy of the three most famous arts, painting, skulptury and architecture with the educational school attached to the Academy. St.Petersburg: Pecs. under the Imp. Acad. Arts, 1794.
Brief historical information about the state of the Academy of Fine Arts, from 1764 to 1829
Olenin, Alexei Nikolaevich (1763-1843). Brief historical information about the state of the Academy of Fine Arts, from 1764 to 1829 year. St. Petersburg: Printed in the printing house I. Glazunov, 1829.
A letter from Mikhail Anikushin to the Presidium of the Academy of Arts of the USSR
Anikushin, Mikhail Konstantinovich (1917-1997). A letter from Mikhail Anikushin to the Presidium of the Academy of Arts of the USSR. May 6, 1958.
Half a century with the Academy of Arts
Eremeev, Oleg Arkadievich (artist, 1922-). Half a century with the Academy of Arts. St. Petersburg: [б.и.], 2003.
Historical class of the Academy of Arts of the second half of the XIX century
Bogdan, Veronika-Irina Trayanovna. Historical class of the Academy of Arts of the second half of the XIX century. St. Petersburg: Research Museum of the Russian Academy of Arts, 2007. 
Alexander ColumnThe Alexander Column - the highest column in the world made of solid stone - was installed in the center of the Palace Square in St. Petersburg in 1834 designed by the architect Montferrand. The collection timed to the jubilee includes memories of the celebration event on August 30 (September 11), 1834, descriptions and images of the monument in different historical periods.
St. Petersburg and Russian Avant-GuardCollection, developed jointly by the Presidential Library and the State Russian Museum, is dedicated to the G-20 summit in Russia. The collection includes general research on the history of Russian avant-garde, exhibition catalogs and albums covering this art phenomenon, works on some of its representatives. Of particular interest are materials that characterize the spirit of the age. Among them there are newsreels showing Petrograd in the first quarter of the 20th century, rare postcards depicting mass celebrations decoration in the avant-garde style, autobiographic text of V. V. Kandinsky (1918) and the libretto of the opera "Victory over the Sun" by A. Kruchenykh ( 1913).