THE EXHIBITION LIFE OF MOSCOW AND SAINT PETERSBURG IN EARLY 20TH CENTURY: DESIGN AND EXPOSITION IN THE EXHIBITION ORGANIZATION SYSTEM

Authors

  • I. Lebedeva The Russian Academy of Arts – RF, Moscow

Keywords:

Russia, art of the 20th century, exhibitions, design, exhibition solutions.

Abstract

The publication is devoted to the problem of design and exposition of exhibitions of art associations of Moscow and St. Petersburg of the early twentieth century. The basic principles of displaying works that have remained relevant to this day began to form in the 1900s.

Author Biography

I. Lebedeva , The Russian Academy of Arts – RF, Moscow

Member of the Russian Academy of Arts 

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Published

2021-06-15

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Vol. 2 No. 67 (2021)

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