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Theory of Numbers, Mathematical Analysis, and Their Applications: Collection of Papers Dedicated to Academician Ivan Matveevich Vinogradov on His Ninetieth ... of the Steklov Institute of Mathematics) by Chisel Teoriia, 1984-01

Number Theory, Algebra, Mathematical Analysis, and Their Applications: Dedicated to the 100th Anniversary of the Birth of Ivan Matveevich Vinogradov (Proceedings ... of the Steklov Institute of Mathematics) by I. M. Vinogradov, V. S. Vladimirov, 1993-08

Analytic Number Theory, Mathematical Analysis and Their Applications: Collection of Papers Dedicated to Academician Ivan Matveevich Vinogradov on His Ninetieth ... of the Steklov Institute of Mathematics)

Ivan Matveevich Vinogradov: Selected Works

Elements of Number Theory (Dover Phoenix Editions) by Ivan Matveevich Vinogradov, 2003-02-20

Ivan Matveevich Vinogradov: An entry from Gale's <i>Science and Its Times</i>

The method of trigonometrical sums in the theory of numbers by Ivan Matveevich Vinogradov, 1954

Istoricheskii Ocherk Goroda Viazmy S Drevnieishikh Vremen Do XVII V. (Vkliuchitelno).: S Prilozh. Plana Goroda 1779 G., Rodoslovnoi Kniazei Viazemskikh, ... Krieposti I Mnog. Drug (Russian Edition) by Ivan Pavlovich Vinogradov, 2010-01-10

The method of trigonometrical sums in the theory of numbers by Ivan Matveevich Vinogradov, 1947

Dikii golub: Roman, povesti (Russian Edition) by Ivan Vinogradov, 1989

An introduction to the theory of numbers by Ivan Matveevich Vinogradov, 1961

Iskusstvo, istina, realizm by Ivan Vinogradov, 1975

Improvement of the remainder term of some asymptotic formulas. An upper bound of the modulus of a trigonometric sum. General theorems on the upper bound ... (American Mathematical Society translation) by Ivan Matveevich Vinogradov, 1953

Trigonometrical sums in number theory by Ivan Matveevich Vinogradov, 1975

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Vage, Thomas
Vines, Sidney Howard. 31 December 1849 04 April 1934 Fellow 04/06/1885. vinogradov,ivan Matveevich. 14 September 1891 - 24 March 1983 Foreign Member 18/06/1942.
http://www.royalsoc.ac.uk/library/fellows/V.htm

Extractions: V Vage, Thomas Fellow Vaja, Nicolas Vay De Fellow Valentini, Michaele Bernado 26 November 1657 - 18 March 1729 Fellow Valera, Eamon de 14 October 1882 - 29 August 1975 Statute 12 Valiant, Leslie Gabriel Fellow Valisnieri, Antonio 03 May 1661 - 18 January 1730 Fellow Vallancey, Charles 1721 - 08 August 1812 Fellow Valltravers, Rudolph de April 1723 - Fellow Valvasor, Johann Weikhard, Freiherr von 20 May 1641 - September 1693 Fellow Van den Bergh, Sidney See Bergh, Sidney van den Vane, Sir John Robert Fellow Vansittart, Nicholas, Baron Bexley 29 April 1766 - 08 February 1851 Fellow Varadhan, Srinivasa Fellow Varignon, Pierre 1654 - 22 December 1722 Fellow Varley, Cromwell Fleetwood 06 April 1828 - 02 September 1883 Fellow Vassor, Michael Le c 1648 - October 1718 Fellow Vater, Abraham 09 December 1684 - 18 November 1751 Fellow Vaughan, Janet Maria 18 October 1899 - 09 January 1993 Fellow Vaughan, John, 3rd Earl of Carbery PRS 1686-1689 ? July 1639 - 12 January 1713 Fellow Vaughan, Robert Charles Fellow Vaughan, William 22 September 1752 - 05 May 1850 Fellow Vauquelin, Louis Nicholas
ANDREY VINOGRADOV
In 1992, he founded a trio (Andrey vinogradov piano, ivan Smirnov - guitar, IanaKim - vocals), which appeared at various festivals together with Mikhail
http://www.gaudeamus.nl/oud/biobak/v/vinograa.htm

Extractions: ANDREY VINOGRADOV was born in Ekaterinburg (Sverdlovsk) on March 7, 1959. In his school years, he tried his hand in composition, experimenting with various styles and genres of academic music and jazz. Later on he studied musical theory and composition at Tchaikovsky Music College of Ekaterinburg. And in 1982, he was invited to continue his education at Gnessin Music College in Moscow. Having left the College, he entered the Gnessin Academy of Music, where he studied jazz piano under the renowned Russian jazz composer and pianist Igor M.Brille. This gave him a more profound acquaintance with the art of jazz improvisation as well as symphonic and jazz orchestration. Simultaneously he started to appear as a solo performer in academic piano recitals and as a spontaneous cross-style improvisator. In 1984, A.Vinogradov accepted the invitation to join the Arsenal (a well-known Russian jazz-rock group, directed by a saxophonist Alexei Kozlov). In 1984-85, he took part in the recording of two Arsenal LPs Vtoroye Dykhanie (The Second Wind) and Pulse 3, which later were released on CDs Opalionye Vremenem (Time-scorched) III and Opalionye Vremenem IV (1997-1998). With the Arsenal, he toured a lot throughout the Soviet Union, Western Germany and India.
TIME Europe | Russia: Ivan The Ill | 2/21/2000
Mikhail vinogradov said Yeltsin's psyche is inadequate for managerial work andthat he lacked awareness of and control over his actions. In 1932, ivan Pavlov
http://www.time.com/time/europe/magazine/2000/221/ruscouch.html

Extractions: When an authority on Russia says the country is going crazy, it evokes images in the West of a nation in political and economic turmoil; of brutal regional warfare; of barons and mafiosi getting richer while the proles steadily get poorer. But when Boris Shostakovich says "Russia is going crazy," he is talking literally. He is a psychiatrist, and his diagnosis is supported by his colleague Tatyana Dmitriyevauntil 1998 no less than Russia's Minister for Healthwho says "almost 90% of the population should see a doctor." Russia does look to be truly unwell. Among its population of 145.6 million there are now 4 million registered patients with mental disorders, and the real figure is far higher; doctors say only a quarter of those who have mental problems seek professional help. Even the official figure is 20% higher than the incidence of mental illness recorded in the U.S. and most European countries. While it can be argued that Nikolai Gogol, Fyodor Dostoyevsky, Anton Chekhov, Mikhail Bulgakov and many other Russian writers have long grappled with the issue of national sanity, the rise in mental illness has accelerated rapidly in recent times. In 1990, for every 100,000 Russians, 251 were listed as mentally disabled; by 1996, even that official figure had leapt to 386. Studies between 1974 and 1980 by the Russian Academy of Medical Sciences indicated that between 8% and 10% of Russian children had mental disorders; today the academy's mental health experts put the level at 18% to 20%. One shocking result, according to Valery Krasnov, director of Moscow's Psychiatric Research Institute, is that youths with some sort of mental disorder account for one in every three conscripts into the armed forces.
World Of Sport: Olympics: Medals
Translate this page István Vaskuti (HUN), ivan Patzaichin/Istvan Capusta (ROM), Borislaw Ananiev/NikolaiIlkov (BUL) 1976 Sergey Petrenko/Aleksandr vinogradov (SOV), Jerzy Opara
http://wos.www8.50megs.com/ogmecan.html

Extractions: Men's Sprint Kayak Singles 500m Kayak Singles 1,000m Kayak Doubles 500m Kayak Doubles 1,000m ... Canadian Doubles 1,000m Women's Sprint Kayak Singles 500m Kayak Doubles 500m Kayak Fours 500m Men's Slalom Kayak Singles Canadian Singles Canadian Doubles Women's Slalom Kayak Singles Discontinued Events since 1936 Men's Sprint Kayak Singles 500m Year Gold, Silver, Bronze 2000 1996 Antonio Rossi (ITA), Knut Holmann (NOR), Piotr Markiewicz (POL) 1992 Mikko Kolehmainen (FIN), ?, ? 1988 Zsolt Gyulay (HUN), Andreas Stahle (EGE), Paul McDonald (NZL) 1984 Ian Ferguson (NZL), Lars-Erik Möberg (SWE), Bernard Bregeon (FRA) 1980 Vladimir Parfenovich (SOV), John Sumegi (AUS), Vasile Diba (ROM) 1976 Vasile Diba (ROM), Zoltan Szytanity (HUN), Rüdiger Helm (EGE) 1936-1972 not on program Kayak Singles 1,000m Year Gold, Silver, Bronze 2000 1996 Knut Holmann (NOR), Beniamino Bonomi (ITA), Clint Robinson (AUS) 1992 Clint Robinson (AUS), ?, ? 1988 Greg Barton (USA), Grant Davies (AUS), Andre Wohliebe (EGE) 1984 Alan Thompson (NZL), Milan Janic (YUG), Greg Barton (USA) 1980 Rüdiger Helm (EGE), Alain Lebas (FRA), Ion Birladeanu (ROM) 1976 Rüdiger Helm (EGE), Geza Csap (HUN), Vasile Diba (ROM) 1972 Aleksandr Shaparenko (SOV), Rolf Peterson (SWEe), Geza Csapo (HUN) 1968 Mihály Hesz (HUN), Aleksandr Shaparenko (SOV), Erik Hansen (DEN) 1964 Rolf Peterson (SWE), Mihály Hesz (HUN), Aurel Vernescu (ROM) 1960 Erik Hansen (DEN), Imre Szöllösi (HUN), Gert Fredriksson (SWE) 1956 Gert Fredriksson (SWE), Igor Pissaryev (SOV), Lajos Kiss (HUN) 1952 Gert Fredriksson (SWE), Thorvald Strömberg (FIN), Louis Gantois (FRA) 1948 Gert Fredriksson (SWE), John Kobberup (DEN), Henri Eberhardt (FRA) 1936 Gregor Hradetzky (AUS), Helmut Cämmerer (GER), Jacob Kraaier (NET)
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04.02. OKI, Igor Buslayev. 03.02. 100mbit DMA, Vlad vinogradov. 03.02. 15?01 12?-02, ivan Churkin. 03.02. ? Modem, Denis Barabanov. 05.02.
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Sale SmartMedia 64Mb, Alexander Kotelkov. 06.02. wanted, Vlad vinogradov. 06.02.Re wanted, Al ivanoff. GeForce2MX, Andrey Chernousov. 04.02. sale, ivan Churkin.04.02.
http://www.nn.ru/newsgate/thread.php?name=fidonet.nino.exchange
HISTORICAL THINGS IN NUMBER THEORY
Harry Schultz Vandiver (MacTutor); ivan Matveevich vinogradov (MacTutor)ivan Matveevich vinogradov (Obituary RMS 38 (1983) 109110);
http://www.mri.ernet.in/~mathweb/NTW/N14.html

Extractions: Prizes AMS-MAA-SIAM Frank and Brennie Morgan Prize for Outstanding Research in Mathematics by an Undergraduate Student Andrew Wiles Receives NAS Award in Mathematics ... 1997 Cole Prize (Andrew Wiles) Photos Notes and photos from Oberwolfach : Explicit Methods in Number Theory Meeting, July 22-28, 2001 (William A. Stein)
A To Z Encyclopaedia Of Ice Hockey - Squads - USSR
Mkrtychan; Alfred Kucherevsky, Dmitri Ukolov, Alexander vinogradov, Genrikh Sidorenkov Mkrtychan;Alfred Kucherevsky, Dmitri Ukolov, ivan Tregubov, Nikolai
http://www.azhockey.com/squads/squadsussr.html

Extractions: Soviet Squads World Championship Team : Nikolai Puchkov , Grigori Mkrtychan; Alfred Kucherevsky, Dmitri Ukolov, Alexander Vinogradov, Genrikh Sidorenkov; Vsevolod Bobrov, Viktor Shuvalov, Aleksei Guryshev, Yuri Krylov, Mikhail Bychkov, Alexander Uvarov, Valentin Kuzin, Yevgeny Babich, Nikolai Khlystov, Alexander Komarov. European Championship Team : Nikolai Puchkov , Grigori Mkrtychan; Alfred Kucherevsky, Dmitri Ukolov, Alexander Vinogradov, Genrikh Sidorenkov; Vsevolod Bobrov, Viktor Shuvalov, Aleksei Guryshev, Yuri Krylov, Mikhail Bychkov, Alexander Uvarov, Valentin Kuzin, Yevgeny Babich, Nikolai Khlystov, Alexander Komarov. World Championship Team : Nikolai Puchkov , Grigori Mkrtychan; Alfred Kucherevsky, Dmitri Ukolov, Ivan Tregubov, Nikolai Sologubov , Pavel Zhiburtovich; Vsevolod Bobrov, Viktor Shuvalov, Aleksei Guryshev, Yuri Krylov, Mikhail Bychkov, Alexander Uvarov, Valentin Kuzin, Yevgeny Babich, Nikolai Khlystov, Alexander Komarov.
KIAT.NET - Olympic Games Canoe/Kayak
Translate this page 1976, Sergei Petrenko/Aleksandr vinogradov, URS, Sergei Petrenko/Aleksandr vinogradov,URS. 1980, Laszlo Foltan/Istvan Vaskuti, Hungary, ivan Patzaichin/Toma
http://www.kiat.net/olympics/sports/canoekayak.html

Extractions: GAMES Home Olympics Sports Canoe/Kayak ... contact us OLYMPIC CANOE/KAYAK MEN'S C1 Francis Amyot, Canada Josef Holecek, Czechoslovakia Josef Holecek, Czechoslovakia Leon Rotman, Romania Janos Parti, Hungary Jurgen Eschert, East Germany Tibor Tatai, Hungary Ivan Patzaichin, Romania Aleksandr Rogov, Soviet Union Matija Ljubek, Yugoslavia Sergei Postrehkin, Soviet Union Lyubomir Lyubenov, Bulgaria Larry Cain, Canada Ulrich Eicke, West Germany Olaf Heukrodt, East Germany Ivan Klementyev, Soviet Union Nikolai Boukhalov, Bulgaria Nikolai Boukalov, Bulgaria Martin Doktor, Czech Martin Doktor, Czech Gyorgy Kolonics, Hungary Andreas Dittmer, Germany MEN'S C2 Vladimir Syrovataka/Jan Brzak-Felix, Czech. Jan Brzak-Felix/Bohumil Kudrna, Czech. Bent Peder Rasch/Finn Haunstoft, Denmark
Interview With Lebed's Replacement, Ivan Rybkin
Potanin 9. Alexander Smolensky 10.Rem Viakhirev 11.Vladimir vinogradov Interviewwith Lebed's replacement as secretary of the Security Council, ivan Rybkin.
http://www.ulfsbo.nu/ussr/rybkin.html

Extractions: Interview with Lebed's replacement as secretary of the Security Council, Ivan Rybkin. Two interviews with Lebed's replacement as secretary of the Security Council, Ivan Rybkin. (A Communistreally? but one of those former "bad" guys, like ex-Soviet bureaucrat Chernomyrdin, who somehow become respectable with time.) One of the basic principles of JRL is the superiority of knowledge based on direct reading (in this case) of the views of others over the filtered/edited opinions of assorted commentators and even reporters. Thus we do like to bring you extended interviews with important Russian figures. This is not the way that "busy" and "important" people form their opinions because it takes too long. So much the worse for the rest of us.)
Oligarch - Alexander Smolensky
19. Interview with the secretary of the Security Council, ivan Rybkin. 20. 8. VladimirPotanin 9. Alexander Smolensky 10.Rem Viakhirev 11.Vladimir vinogradov
http://www.ulfsbo.nu/ussr/vladimir_vinogradov.html

Extractions: Vladimir Vinogradov, banking. A bit of a maverick Vladimir V. Vinogradov has sometimes found himself excluded from the inner circle of the big banks. Given that in 1997 he was the vice president of the Association of Russian Bankers, this is somewhat surprising. Yet he was not among the Big Ten who met with former Prime Minister Kiriyenko and President Yeltsin in June 1998 to discuss the country's economic crisis. Inkombank, Mr. Vinogradov's bank, was also attacked by among others the Central Bank in June 1996 for what was claimed to be inadequate reserves. In effect the Central Bank tried to create a run on the bank and Inkombank lost $39 million in assets in a few days. Fortunately for Inkombank, following Black Thursday on August 13, 1998, the Central Bank did help Inkombank with a temporary loan so that it could continue to service its depositors.
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http://user.chollian.net/~jjang88/mathman/mathman.htm
Number Theory
Ellis Hurwood Ltd., 1980. $?. vinogradov, ivan Matveevich. Elements of Number Theory,5th rev. ed. New York Dover, 1954. 227 p. Vorobev, NN Fibonacci Numbers.
http://www.ericweisstein.com/encyclopedias/books/NumberTheory.html

Extractions: see also Combinatorics Number Theory Riemann Zeta Function Adams, William W. and Goldstern, Larry Joel. Introduction to Number Theory. Adler, Andrew and Coury, John E. Theory of Numbers: A Text and Source Book of Problems. Jones and Bartlett, 1995. 401 p. $?. Andrews, George E. Number Theory. New York: Dover, 1994. 259 p. $6.95. Andrews, George E. (Ed.). Ramanujan Revisited: Proceedings of the Centenary Conference, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, June 1-5, 1987. Boston, MA: Academic Press, 1988. 609 p. $69. Anglin, W.S. The Queen of Mathematics: An Introduction to Number Theory. Dordrecht, Netherlands: Kluwer, 1995. $?. Apostol, Tom M. Introduction to Analytic Number Theory. New York: Springer-Verlag, 1976. 338 p. $45. Ayoub, Raymond George. An Introduction to the Analytic Theory of Numbers. Providence, RI: Amer. Math. Soc., 1963. Out of print. ISBN: 0608116270. $?. Bach, Eric and Shalit, Jeffrey. Algebraic Number Theory, Vol. 1. Efficient Algorithms. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 1996. 496 p. $45.
Ivan Tavèar, Otok In Struga
leposlovje ivan Tavcar. Otok in Struga Noveleta. Nekje noc. Slavci so pelipo grmovju in mrces se oglaal iz vinogradov od vseh strani. Kontesa
http://www.ijs.si/lit/otokinst.html-l2

Extractions: Noveleta Nekje na Slovenskem se vije precej mogoèna reka med ¹irokem poljem. Hudobna voda je to! Kjerkoli se zavije, zajeda se globoko v ilnato zemljo ter napravlja peneèe vrtince. Dolgoèasno ol¹je ji senèi bregove. Èe pa se iz dalje ozre¹ po tej vodi, zdi se ti, da je struga nalita s samim èrnilom. Prav pri bregovih raste loèek ali gleno in tista resnata, povodna trava, ki se sedaj vzdiguje, sedaj zopet k tlom potaplja, kakor bi s svojim nemirom hotela pokazati, da tudi njej ni po volji mokro stani¹èe v temnih valovih. Tu pa tam se iz loèka vzdigne povodna ptica ter leta, to¾no krièeè, nad vodo. Le redkokje zagleda¹ ribo na vr¹ini, samo, oto¾no, kot je vse oto¾no pri tej vodi. V globini pa pre¾i tolsti som ter se sedaj pa sedaj s hru¹èem za¾ene za svojim plenom. Tik levega obre¾ja vleèe se pra¹na cesta, polna èrnega prahu. Polje ob strani je obdelano s koruzo, glavnim pridelkom nerodovitni krajini. Vsak trenutek te sreèavajo laèni obrazi; vsak korak se ti odkriva rev¹èina in bera¹tvo. Èe pa se nad teboj razteza ¹e sivo, oblaèno nebo, ima¹ obèutje, kakor da si v kraju, ki sta ga ravnokar smrt in lakota s svojo grozo prepluli! Iz ¹irnega polja se omenjena reka konèno zavije v ozko dolino. Tam pa je krajina prijetnej¹a. Èrni gozdovi se na obeh bregovih do visokih gorskih grebenov razprostirajo, med njimi pa napravljajo zelene seno¾eti, njive in vinogradi harmoniène lise.
Ivan Tavcar, Otok In Struga
leposlovje ivan Tavcar. Otok in Struga Noveleta. Nekje noc. Slavci so pelipo grmovju in mrces se oglasal iz vinogradov od vseh strani. Kontesa
http://www.ijs.si/lit/otokinst.html

Extractions: Noveleta Nekje na Slovenskem se vije precej mogocna reka med sirokem poljem. Hudobna voda je to! Kjerkoli se zavije, zajeda se globoko v ilnato zemljo ter napravlja penece vrtince. Dolgocasno olsje ji senci bregove. Ce pa se iz dalje ozres po tej vodi, zdi se ti, da je struga nalita s samim crnilom. Prav pri bregovih raste locek ali gleno in tista resnata, povodna trava, ki se sedaj vzdiguje, sedaj zopet k tlom potaplja, kakor bi s svojim nemirom hotela pokazati, da tudi njej ni po volji mokro stanisce v temnih valovih. Tu pa tam se iz locka vzdigne povodna ptica ter leta, tozno kricec, nad vodo. Le redkokje zagledas ribo na vrsini, samo, otozno, kot je vse otozno pri tej vodi. V globini pa prezi tolsti som ter se sedaj pa sedaj s hruscem zazene za svojim plenom. Tik levega obrezja vlece se prasna cesta, polna crnega prahu. Polje ob strani je obdelano s koruzo, glavnim pridelkom nerodovitni krajini. Vsak trenutek te srecavajo lacni obrazi; vsak korak se ti odkriva revscina in berastvo. Ce pa se nad teboj razteza se sivo, oblacno nebo, imas obcutje, kakor da si v kraju, ki sta ga ravnokar smrt in lakota s svojo grozo prepluli! Iz sirnega polja se omenjena reka koncno zavije v ozko dolino. Tam pa je krajina prijetnejsa. Crni gozdovi se na obeh bregovih do visokih gorskih grebenov razprostirajo, med njimi pa napravljajo zelene senozeti, njive in vinogradi harmonicne lise.
MICEX: Press Releases
Artists, whose works are exhibited, include Alexandr vinogradov, Dmitri Vrubel,Yegor and ivan Dmitriyev, Vladimir Dubossarski, Konstantin Zvezdochetov
http://www.micex.com/news/releases/2002/150102.html

Extractions: Press release Today, Moscow "Novy Manezh" exhibition hall opens an art exhibition "Contemporary Russian Painting: 1992 - 2002" presenting the main trends in modern Russian graphic arts. The exhibition has been organized in connection with the 10th anniversary of the Moscow Interbank Currency Exchange (MICEX), established in January 1992 as one of the most important institutions of Russia's financial market. The special interest of the exhibition organizers and MICEX to the contemporary arts of the 1990s is explained by the fact that this was the period when civilized market relations formed in Russia and when arts began to develop within the international context. According to Alexandr Zakharov, MICEX CEO, "the changes that have taken place in the Russian society as a result of economic reforms have promoted the emergence of new trends in arts and further development of Russian culture". Alexandr Zakharov noted that new Russian entrepreneurs are prepared to continue the traditions of sponsorship and charity and help the development of the Russian national culture. At the opening ceremony MICEX representatives presented the State Tretyakov Gallery the picture by Alexandr Kosolapov "Malevich - sold out". The exhibition "Contemporary Russian Painting: 1992-2002" organized by MICEX and XL-gallery is the first attempt to analyze one of the most interesting phenomena of the last decade. Critics, who write about the 1990's Russian arts, usually focus on the rapid development of actionism, performance, video and photography paying little attention to painting. Meanwhile, this art has never been in the shadow, and many stars of contemporary painting appeared in that period.
Art Projects Foundation. Archive Of Russian Contemporary Art. VINOGRADOV German
aid, Hospital No.20, Moscow 1988 The Trio G.vinogradov, I.Zatulovskaya later destroyedby a fire), NemirovichDanchenko St., Moscow ivan Kupala Bathing Rites
http://www.art-data.ru/artists-e/vinogradov_g.htm
New Acquisitions -- Science And Engineering Library (University At Buffalo Libra
Sigma, 1986. SEL QA241 .V514 1954 vinogradov, ivan Matveevich, 1891 Elementsof number theory; translated from the 5th rev. ed. by Saul Kravetz.
http://ublib.buffalo.edu/libraries/units/sel/collections/newbooks/nb991030.html
MERSH Volume 42 Contents
Pavlin Fedorovich; vinogradov, Vasilii ivanovich; vinogradov, Vladimir Nikitich; Vishenskii,ivan; Vishnevetskii, Dmitrii ivanovich VA Golobutskii; Vishnevetskii
http://www.ai-press.com/MERSH.42.contents.html

Extractions: Academic International Press The Modern Encyclopedia of Russian and Soviet History Edited by George N. Rhyne and Joseph L. Wieczynski MERSH Contents Contents of Volume 1 (Aachen, Conference ofAnichkov, Viktor Mikhailovich) Contents of Volume 2 (Anikin, Aleksandr SergeevichBaimekov, Idyr) Contents of Volume 3 (Baiov, Aleksei KonstantinovichBelov, Pavel Alekseevich) Contents of Volume 4 (Bel'skii, Bogdan-Andrei YakovlevichBobrinskii, Aleksei Aleksandrovich) Contents of Volume 5 (Bobrinskii, Vladimir AlekseevichBulatovich, Aleksandr Ksaver'evich) Contents of Volume 6 (Bulavin, Kondratii Afanas'evichChenogai Uprising of 1861) Contents of Volume 7 (Chenogai Uprising of 1861Congresses of Representatives of Industry and Trade) Contents of Volume 8 (Congress of the Peoples of the EastDecembrists' Uprising of 1825) Contents of Volume 9 (Decembrists' Uprising of 1825, Russian Historiography ofDovzhenko, Aleksandr Petrovich) Contents of Volume 10 (Dowbor-Musnicki, JozefEstonia, Soviet Acquisition of) Contents of Volume 11 (EstoniansFranco-Russian Treaties-of 1891-1894) Contents of Volume 12 (Franco-Russian Relations to 1917Golitsyn, Dmitrii Mikhailovich)
The State Hermitage Museum: Collection Highlights
and splendour of Baroque art such are the icons created by ivan Belsky for In the1840s Dmitry vinogradov invented Russian porcelain, and the museum possesses
http://www.hermitagemuseum.org/html_En/03/hm3_6_3.html

Extractions: During the reigns of Anna Ivanovna (1730-1740) and Elizabeth Petrovna (1741-1761) the Baroque style prevailed in the arts as it had during the first years of the century. Its development reached its high point between 1730 and 1750, for the splendour and solemnity of the style corresponded to the growing power of the Russian monarchy. Many foreign artists and architects were invited to work in Russia. Others came themselves, hearing of great opportunities to be found. Most of them lived and worked in Russia to the end of their lives, and they had an enormous influence overall on the development of the arts. Official portraiture was still the most important genre in Russian art. Russian and foreign artists created numerous sculptures, paintings, prints , and drawings of the Empresses Anna Ivanovna and Elizabeth Petrovna. These formal portraits were intended to decorate the palaces, state institutions, and mansions of the Russian nobility. Most prominent of these artists were Louis Tocque, Georg Grooth, and Bartolomeo Rastrelli, but it was the engraved Portrait of Anna Ivanovna (1740) by Christian Albrecht Wortman and I. Sokolov's etched Portrait of Elizabeth Petrovna (1746) that were regarded as the standard portraits, recommended as models to other artists. There are magnificent formal portraits of the Russian nobility, military leaders, and courtiers, which emphasized the individual features of the subjects. Such are the portraits of the notable Russian scientist Mikhail Lomonosov and Privy Chancellor I. Ushakhov by anonymous authors; Elizabeth Petrovna's confessor F. Dubensky by ?. Rokhotov; and the wife of the merchant Yakovlev by Ivan Vishnyakhov.

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