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When they met, Salmina was the curator of drawings at the Hermitage Museum in what was then Leningrad and Haskell was the ...
Still Russia’s most significant secular holiday, Victory Day on May 9 honors the enormous wartime sacrifices of the Soviet ...
Due to open in September, the Tselinny Center and the Almaty Museum of the Arts are both financed by Kazakh entrepreneurs ...
In our age of cosmetic fantasy, a dramatic love story between two bespectacled art historians sounds implausible. But add in ...
The statue’s hands are often painted red to symbolize Lenin’s legacy of bloodshed. Despite removal efforts, it remains a ...
Those who walk through Kennesaw State University may find what looks like a 12-foot stone slap covered in graffiti. That's ...
Big on history, architecture and – latterly – fine food, this often overlooked city is ideal for a budget weekend away ...
The governments of Donald Trump, Narendra Modi and Viktor Orban want to erect buildings that exalt supposed roots and a ...
The lovers — the distinguished art historians Francis Haskell and Larissa Salmina — meet in the ninth of 11 chapters. Even then, passion takes second place to Soviet bureaucracy, spies ...
The fact that Red Dawn’s final-draft writer, Milus, ardently supports Donald Trump could hardly be more dark in its irony.
Nothing defines Vietnam more right now than the desire to be seen anew, to have the country and its people recognized for ...