
by Matthew Cullerne Bown
"The paintings of Russia and the Soviet Union in the twentieth century presents a kaleidoscopic variety of styles and movements: from the social criticism, salon painting and impressionist art of the pre-revolutionary years, through avant-gardism, socialist realism and nonconformist art, to the 'permitted' figuration, hyperrealism and post-modern painting of more recent times. Outside these and other tendencies a multitude of painters ploughed individual furrows."--From book jacket.

V. E. Schwab

Alex Popa
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