Between the Utopias: New Russian Art During and After Perestroika [1985-1993] by Andrei Kovalev manuscripts and inscriptions that reflect the

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Between the Utopias: New Russian Art During and After Perestroika [1985-1993] by Andrei Kovalev manuscripts and inscriptions that reflect theBetween the Utopias: New Russian Art During and After Perestroika [1985 1993] by Andrei Kovalev 4to. pp. 119. profusely illustrated. bibliography. hardcover. dw. (near fine spine bit sunned). [Roseville East]: Craftsman House, [1995]. ISBN 10: 976641050X ISBN 13: 9789766410506 ________________________________________________________________________________________________ The so called 'New Russian Art' the art of the last five years or so has