Morozov: The Story Of A Family And Lost Collection Natalya Semenova Yale University Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία History General Issues

The First English-Language Account Of Ivan Morozov And His Ambition To Build One World’s Greatest Collections Modern Art“A Century Russian Culture Distilled In Story Life Family Collection Lavish Lazy Kindly Eccentric Grandson A Serf Who Brought Monet Matisse Moscow Waited Three Years For Right \ Blue Gauguin\ —And Survived Bolshevik Rule ”—Jackie Wullschläger Financial Times Best Books 2020: Visual Arts\ Wealthy Textile Merchant Started Buying Art Modest Way 1900 Until On Trip Paris He Developed Taste Avant-Garde Meticulous Highly Discerning Acquired Works By Likes Pissarro Cezanne Unlike Friendly Rival Sergei Shchukin Collected As Well European Altogether Spent 1 5 Million Francs 486 Paintings 30 Sculptures—More Than Any Other Collector Age Natalya Semenova Traces Morozov’s Achievements Sheds Light Interconnected Worlds At Turn Twentieth Always Intended Leave State—But With Revolution 1917 Found Himself Appointed “Assistant Curator” Own Fled Russia Was Later Divided Between St Petersburg Only Languish Storage Decades Morozov: Lost Published Coincide Collection\ Exhibition Fondation Louis Vuitton May 2021 Schedule:paris 12 - October 10 Σελίδες: 288 Έτος Έκδοσης: 1201 Διαστάσεις: 7X12 7Cm