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Igor Ustinov
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Un artiste comprend un autre artiste par les signes de la souffrance. Ils sont seuls face a leurs tourments, leurs epreuves, leur ame. Les instants douloureux ou heureux de leur vie, ils les modelent, les peignent ou les appliquent en vers; des moments de frenesie et de solitude, d'eloignement, ou l'art est leur bulle, leur cocon, un lieu sur ou personne ne peut entrer; des moments d'interpretation agites, passionnes. Oxana Louisa Marek demontre cette fusion intellectuelle a travers ce recueil de poemes ou elle fait dialoguer son art avec celui de son ami, le sculpteur Igor Ustinov. Un mariage qui souligne la puissance evocatrice de leurs oeuvres et cree un ensemble esthetique nouveau, a fleur de peau, porte par la plume elliptique douce et raffinee d'Oxana Louisa Marek.
Growing Pains
The Russian Federation on December 12, 1993, held its first national election since the collapse of Soviet Communism. The election, to a new, two-chamber parliament, was accompanied by a constitutional referendum. It followed months of wrangling over political and economic reform and a violent showdown in Moscow between President Boris Yeltsin and his opponents. After a bitter campaign in which the government frequently changed the rules of the game, Russians narrowly endorsed Yeltsin's draft constitution, but turned out in large numbers for nationalistic and socialistic opposition parties, leaving Russia's Choice, the party favored by the president, with a small minority of the seats. The c...
Modern Tsars and Princes
This study offers an account of political life in Russia since the fall of communism, as ultra-nationalists, nostalgic communists, Westernizers and administrative centrists seek to control the destinies of a deeply- troubled society and state.
Architects, Angels, Activists and the City of Bath, 1765-1965
Approaching the past as both historian and artist, Cynthia Imogen Hammond documents how women across classes shaped the built environment of one of England's most architecturally significant cities. Architects, Angels, Activists and the City of Bath, 1765-1965: Engaging with Women's Spatial Interventions in Buildings and Landscape documents Hammond's own creative, spatial interventions in the city, through which she brings the history of women to the foreground of Bath's urban image.
Spa Culture and Literature in England, 1500-1800
This edited collection aims at highlighting the various uses of water in sixteenth, seventeenth, and eighteenth-century England, while exploring the tensions between those who praised the curative virtues of waters and those who rejected them for their supposedly harmful effects. Divided into three balanced sections, the collection includes contributions from renowned specialists of early modern culture and literature as well as rising young scholars as it seeks to establish a dialogue between different methodologies, and explain why the spa-related issues examined still resonate in today’s society.
