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Andrey Kirillovich Rasumovsky as a Patron of Fine Arts. Some Materials of his Letters of the 1790s From the Archive of the Foreign Policy of the Russian Empire
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Впервые публикуемые письма Андрея Кирилловича Разумовского (1752–1836) из Архива внешней политики Российской империи (АВПРИ) вкупе с другими, уже известными, документами содержат новые сведения о широких интересах выдающегося русского дипломата и мецената. Эти интересы включали не только музыку Гайдна, Моцарта и Бетховена, но и изобразительное искусство, литературу и, в частности, славистику. Особого внимания заслуживает сюжет о протекции, оказанной Разумовским «художнику Мюллеру» (графу Йозефу Дейму) в продаже большой коллекции слепков с античных статуй Екатерине II. Статья посвящена Михаилу Александровичу Сапонову в честь его юбилея.
The first published letters of Andrey Kirillovich Razumovsky (1752–1836) from the Archive of Foreign Policy of the Russian Empire (AVPRI), together with other already known documents, contain new information about the broad interests of the outstanding Russian diplomat and patron of fine arts. These interests included not only the music of Haydn, Mozart, and Beethoven, but also the visual arts, literature, and, in particular, Slavic studies. Particularly noteworthy is the story about the patronage given by Razumovsky to the “artist Müller” (Count Joseph Deim) in the sale of a large collection of casts from ancient statues to Catherine II. The article is dedicated to Mikhail Alexandrovich Saponov in honor of his glorious anniversary.
Title: Andrey Kirillovich Rasumovsky as a Patron of Fine Arts. Some Materials of his Letters of the 1790s From the Archive of the Foreign Policy of the Russian Empire
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Впервые публикуемые письма Андрея Кирилловича Разумовского (1752–1836) из Архива внешней политики Российской империи (АВПРИ) вкупе с другими, уже известными, документами содержат новые сведения о широких интересах выдающегося русского дипломата и мецената.
Эти интересы включали не только музыку Гайдна, Моцарта и Бетховена, но и изобразительное искусство, литературу и, в частности, славистику.
Особого внимания заслуживает сюжет о протекции, оказанной Разумовским «художнику Мюллеру» (графу Йозефу Дейму) в продаже большой коллекции слепков с античных статуй Екатерине II.
Статья посвящена Михаилу Александровичу Сапонову в честь его юбилея.
The first published letters of Andrey Kirillovich Razumovsky (1752–1836) from the Archive of Foreign Policy of the Russian Empire (AVPRI), together with other already known documents, contain new information about the broad interests of the outstanding Russian diplomat and patron of fine arts.
These interests included not only the music of Haydn, Mozart, and Beethoven, but also the visual arts, literature, and, in particular, Slavic studies.
Particularly noteworthy is the story about the patronage given by Razumovsky to the “artist Müller” (Count Joseph Deim) in the sale of a large collection of casts from ancient statues to Catherine II.
The article is dedicated to Mikhail Alexandrovich Saponov in honor of his glorious anniversary.
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