The Petrine Revolution in Russian ArchitectureUniversity of Chicago Press, 26.10.1988 - 372 Seiten In this highly original book James Cracraft provides a major case study of the cultural revolution in Russia initiated by Peter the Great, tsar and first emperor (1682-1725). He recounts in fascinating detail how modern standards of architecture supplanted traditional norms in Russia following a massive injection of European expertise and indicates how, thereby, the modern Russian built world came into being. The first comprehensive study of the Petrine revolution in Russian architecture to be published in any language, the book includes nearly 250 illustrations, many of them original photographs appearing here for the first time. |
Inhalt
Problems | 5 |
3 | 39 |
Moscow Mannerism? | 88 |
Conclusions | 102 |
5 | 111 |
The Building of St Petersburg | 147 |
The Revolution in Contemporary European Eyes | 193 |
Conclusion | 243 |
Notes | 337 |
Bibliography | 357 |
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Academy Admiralty Alekseeva archi architect architectural history Arkhitektura Azov B. F. Rastrelli Baroque architecture bastions brick Bruyn builders building built cathedral Chancellery chapter Church of St contemporary European decorative detail drawing Dutch eighteenth century engraving Europe European architecture facade Figure fire fortifications fortress gardens German gorod Grabar houses iconostasis Il'in Istoria Italian Jerusalem monastery Kitai-gorod Kolomenskoe Kunstkamera later Leningrad London masonry masonry construction masters Menshikov Tower Michetti military monastery Moscow Baroque Moscow Kremlin Muscovite Neva Novgorod numerous Ocherki Old-Russian architecture Olearius ornaments painted palace Peter I's Peter-Paul Peterhof Petersburg Petrine revolution Plate Prince Menshikov Rastrelli Renaissance revolution in Russian Russian architecture Russkaia Russkoe iskusstvo seventeenth century sixteenth Soviet stone streets Strelna structures style Sukharev Tower tecture teenth tion Trezzini tsar tsar's TSGADA Ukrainian Ukrainian Baroque Vasilevskii Island veka Vipper walls Weber wood wooden Zarudnyi Zemtsov zodchestvo
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