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Calendar for 2019 01.12.2018 New calendar for 2019: coins from Pushkin Museum collection, photos by A. Bronnikov & M. Alekseev. |
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"Medal Art". 9 Lectures 09.11.2017 Museion Educational Centre. Lectures starts at 19.00
Senior researcher J.E. Krasnobaeva, PhD
February 22 What is the Medal?
March 1 The Beginnings of Medal Art.
March 15 German “Religious” Medal of the 16th Cent.
March 22 Emblems & Medals.
March 29 The Universe in a Medal.
April 5 Medal & Time.
April 12 Medal as Art of Quotation.
April 19 Medallic Allegories & Personifications.
April 26 World of Modern Medallic Sculpture. |
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Sylloge nummorum graecorum. Greek coins of Italy and Sicily. By Sergei A. Kovalenko. Rome: «LʼERMA» di BRETSCHNEIDER, 2017 11.07.2017 This volume is continuation of the series of catalogues describing coin collection of the Pushkin Museum in Sylloge format, which begun with publication of the ancient coins of the Black Sea Region (2011, 2014). The Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts possesses the third largest numismatic collection in Russia, after the State Hermitage and Historical Museum (Moscow). It is the only museum institution in Russia today, which provides access to its coin collection for the international scholarly community by publishing it in well-established format giving image and detailed description of every coin. Coins of the Greek cities of Italy and Sicily form noticeable part of the collection of the ancient coins in the Pushkin Museum and comprise 766 specimens. Along with ordinary issues there are among them fine and quite rare pieces, which undoubtedly will attract interested attention of both, scholars and coin collectors. |
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NUMISMATICS. 5 LECTURES 28.02.2017 Museion Educational Centre. Lectures start at 19.00
MARCH 2 “Here is the heart of numismatics”. V.V. Rozanov and his collection of ancient coins
Deputy keeper of Coins and Medal Dept. S.A. Kovalenko, PhD
MARCH 9 “Memorable antiquities of Swedes”: numismatic collection of E. Brenner and P.G. Demidov
Senior researcher J.E. Krasnobaeva, PhD
MARCH 16 Universe in one medal
Senior researcher J.E. Krasnobaeva, PhD
MARCH 23 “We were gifted with number of awards”. Medals of Universal Expositions with names of awarded
Senior researcher J.E. Krasnobaeva, PhD
MARCH 30 Image of Russian State on medals of the 18th-19th cent.
Researcher U.M. Volkova
APRIL 6 “Your dainty look is what I see”. Jugate portraits in medals
Researcher U.M. Volkova
APRIL 13 Past in Presence. Coin Cabinet of the Moscow University
Keeper of Coins and Medal Dept. N.M. Smirnova, PhD |
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INC News - announcement 28.02.2017 As we promised last summer, we have been working towards the replacement of the PDF version of our INC Newsletter with a new online blog. We are delighted to announce that this new resource has gone live. |
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HISTORY SEEN THROUGH COINS AND MEDALS. 5 LECTURES 05.04.2016 Museion Educational Centre. Lectures starts at 19.00
April 7 The second life of coins in Antiquity
Deputy keeper of Coins and Medal Dept. S.A. Kovalenko, PhD
April 14 Coins and myths of ancient Bactria
Keeper of Coins and Medal Dept. N.M. Smirnova, PhD
April 21 “Memorable antiquities of Swedes”: numismatic collection of E. Brenner and P.G. Demidov
Senior researcher J.E. Krasnobaeva, PhD
April 28 Universe in one medal
Senior researcher J.E. Krasnobaeva, PhD
May 5 “Your dainty look is what I see”. Jugate portraits in medals
Researcher U.M. Volkova |
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Translatio nummorus: Ancient Numismatics in the Renaissance Epoch 31.12.2014 Special edition prepared for the exhibition “Translatio nummorum” has been recently published. It is brochure dealing with brief description of the process of turning ancient numismatics into scientific discipline, which started in Quattrocento and was progressively developing during subsequent centuries. |
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Patriotic War of 1812 perceived through medals and engravings 10.02.2014 New Catalogue and the second book in series of the Pushkin Museum’s project “Great Russian victories perceived through medals and engravings” is out of print and now is available in Russian. It is dedicated to the Bicentennial of victory at the Patriotic War of 1812. |
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The catalogue "Universe in miniature" is published 05.09.2012 The Catalogue of engraved stones from the Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts comprises 174 intaglios and cameos. Among them Oriental, Classical and European specimens from the Ancient to Modern times. The Museum’s collection of gems has never before been exhibited on this scale and in such a full range. |
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Transactions of the State Hermitage XLVIII. Materials and researches of the Numismatics Department (to commemorate Anna Markova [1895-1975]) SPb, 2009 20.12.2009 Studies of the Numismatic Department of State Hermitage (edited as Transactions of the State Hermitage, t.XLVIII), commemorate to Anna Markova (1895-1975).
Anna Markova was the daughter of Alexey Markov, known numismatist and keeper of Munzkabinett of the State Hermitage. She specialized in European Numismatics and worked in the State Hermitage in 1924-1961, as a curator of European Numismatics in 1945-1959 (about 400,000 coins and medals).
20 Catalogues of the Hermitage Collection by A.Markova was a result of her many years work with a collection. These manuscripts are keeping now in the Numismatic Department of the State Hermitage.
In Numismatic Journal there are researches and publications in Numismatics, Medal Art, Archive materials etc.
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Catalogue of Russian Medals and Engravings 27.06.2009 The Catalogue is prepared by Numismatic and Engravings Departments of the State Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts and dedicated to its collections of medals and prints. Altogether 523 medals and 51 engravings have been published in this Catalogue illustrated by digital images. Three parts of the Catalogue of Medals include decoration, commemorative and personal medals which are dedicated to Peter the Great (1672-1725), the Swedish King Charles XII (1682-1718) and immortalize the events of the Great Northern War of 1700-1721. The Catalogue of engravings includes some prints which were used as prototypes for medals' compositions. |
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