You can see why Russian writers like Gogol and Dostoevsky raise to fine art the employment of epithetic names. 16) Q.v.: “Poor Feodor, he does suffer so much… and is always so irritable ...

The new station was decorated with black and white marble mosaics of scenes from Dostoevsky's most famous ... a man familiar with controversial public art. His love of monolithic bronzes by ...

Maas, but instead a 150-year-old Russian novella by Fyodor Dostoevsky. Published in 1848, White Nights is set in St. Petersburg, Russia during the summer, when the evenings are known as “white ...