Art Gallery (magazine)

The print magazine “Art Gallery” was published once a week in 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008. Printed in Poland. Distributed through the Burda Publishing House and the Rospechat network of kiosks. The volume of the magazine is 32 pages. ISBN 0-7489-7465-2 (series), ISBN 0-7489-2358-6 . The collection of 2004-2008 released 200 numbers.

In August 2013, the collection was restarted. The series comes out as before, with minor additions. The order of the numbers is changed. The room is completed with a small reproduction in a frame. The 2013 collection announced 60 numbers.

The issue was dedicated entirely to one of the famous artists and talked about important events of his life and work. Illustrations of the best works of the artist with comments on each work were given. In the course of the presentation of the material, additional information was given about the directions and basic concepts in painting.

Permanent columns: “Life and era”, which described the artist’s biography, stages of his career, events and personalities that influenced his work, “Famous works” and “Masterpiece” - the most famous works of the artist with a brief description, “Style and technique” , "Art Gallery" and "World Museums" - a story about the history of the creation of the museum, one way or another connected with the artist. “Recreating the artist’s work” - the modern artist is trying to recreate a fragment of the master’s painting, explaining how the masterpiece was created.

• No. 1 - Claude Monet

• No. 2 - Leonardo Da Vinci
• No. 3 - Rafael Santi
• №4 - Vasily Polenov
• No. 5 - Jan Wermer
• №6 - Valentin Serov
• No. 7 - Van Rijn Rembrandt
• №8 - Svyatoslav Roerich
• No. 9 - Diego Velazquez
• No. 10 - Ivan Kramskoy
• No. 11 - Van Eyck Jan
• No. 12 - Orest Kiprensky
• No. 13 - Camille Pissarro
• No. 14 - Vladimir Borovikovsky
• No. 15 - Peter Bruegel (Sr.)
• No. 16 - Karl Bryullov
• No. 17 - Pierre-Auguste Renoir
• No. 18 - Sandro Botticelli
• №19 - Alexey Savrasov
• No. 20 - Edgar Degas
• No. 21 - Katsushika Hokusai
• SPECIAL ISSUE - Konstantin Yuon
• No. 22 - Gustav Klimt
• №23 - Pavel Fedotov
• No. 24 - Albrecht Durer
• No. 25 - Alexey Venetsianov
• No. 26 - Eugene Delacroix
• No. 27 - Peter Paul Rubens
• No. 28 - Michelangelo
• SPECIAL ISSUE - Vincent Van Gogh
• No. 29 - Mikhail Vrubel
• No. 30 - William Turner
• No. 31 - Zinaida Serebryakova
• No. 32 - Anthony Van Dyck
• No. 33 - Canaletto
• №34 - Vasily Tropinin
• No. 35 - Titian Vecellio
• No. 36 - Arkhip Kuindzhi
• No. 37 - Jean Auguste Dominic Ingres
• No. 38 - John Millet
• No. 39 - Isaac Levitan
• No. 40 - Jean Honore Fragonard
• No. 41 - Paolo Veronese
• №42 - Alexey Bogolyubov
• No. 43 - Antoine Watteau
• No. 44 - Francois Boucher
• No. 45 - Vasily Vereshchagin
• No. 46 - Camille Corot
• №47 - Vasily Surikov
• No. 48 - Francisco Goya
• No. 49 - Fedor Rokotov
• No. 50 - Caravaggio
• №51 - Vasily Maximov
• No. 52 - El Greco
• No. 53 - Alfred Sisley
• №54 - Alexander Golovin
• No. 55 - Jean Baptiste Greuze
• No. 56 - Tiepolo
• No. 57 - Mikhail Nesterov
• No. 58 - John Constable
• No. 59 - Reynolds
• No. 60 - Alexander Ivanov
• No. 61 - Victor Vasnetsov
• No. 62 - Ivan Aivazovsky
• No. 63 - Nicolas Poussin
• No. 64 - Boris Kustodiev
• No. 65 - John Sargent
• No. 66 - Ivan Shishkin
• No. 67 - William Hogarth
• No. 68 - Borisov-Musatov
• No. 69 - George Stubbs
• No. 70 - Theodore Gericault
• №71 - Fedor Vasilyev
• No. 72 - Jan Steen
• No. 73 - Andre Derain
• №74 - Nikolay Ge
• No. 75 - Odilon Redon
• No. 76 - Tamara Lempicka
• No. 77 - Andres Zorn
• No. 78 - Hiroshige
• No. 79 - Kazimir Malevich
• No. 80 - Frederick Leighton
• No. 81 - Alexandre Benois
• No. 82 - Berthe Morisot
• №83 - Vasily Perov
• No. 84 - Henri Rousseau
• No. 85 - Kuzma Petrov-Vodkin
• No. 86 - Rossetti
• No. 87 - Arkady Rylov
• No. 88 - Paul Signac
• No. 89 - Aristarkh Lentulov
• No. 90 - Eduard Manet
• №91 - Sergey Vinogradov
• No. 92 - Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec
• No. 93 - Sylvester Shchedrin
• No. 94 - Konstantin Korovin
• No. 95 - Paul Gauguin
• No. 96 - Ilya Repin
• No. 97 - Paul Cezanne
• №98 - Natalia Goncharova
• No. 99 - Georges Pierre Seurat
• No. 100 - Konstantin Somov
• No. 101 - Gustav Courbet
• No. 102 - Claude Lorren
• No. 103 - Hans Holbein
• No. 104 - Caspar Friedrich
• No. 105 - James Whistler
• No. 106 - France Hals
• No. 107 - Giovanni Bellini
• No. 108 - Bronzino
• No. 109 - Jean Baptiste Chardin
• No. 110 - Paolo Uccello
• No. 111 - Guido Reni
• No. 112 - Annibale Carracci
• No. 113 - Giotto
• No. 114 - Jacques-Louis David
• No. 115 - Jacopo Tintoretto
• No. 116 - Jacob van Reisdal

The material presented in the journal did not require prior knowledge in the field of art and was designed for a wide range of readers interested in questions of the history of painting. A magazine can serve as a good source of knowledge for self-education.

In 2010, the DeAgostini Publishing House repeated the release of some issues of the magazine "Art Gallery" in the series "50 Artists. Masterpieces of Russian painting. "

Since August 15, 2013 the collection has been restarted.

• Natalya Almosova. The Art Gallery Magazine: Art for People! (Russian) // RELGA: magazine. - 2004. - No. 12 (102) . - ISSN 1814-0149 .
• Anna Petrova. Supported by a foreign car (Russian) // Weekend: magazine. - 2009. - No. 44 (4099) .
• Mironenko N.N. New Trends in the Development of the Journal Market of Russia (Rus.) // MediaScope: Journal. - 2007. - No. 1 . Archived March 4, 2016.