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Московия в представлении иностранцев XVI-XVII в.

By P. N. Apostol
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Сборник объединяет зарисовки и гравюры зарубежных путешественников, изображающие Московию XVI–XVII веков, сопоставляя экзотизированные впечатления о климате, одежде и ритуалах с картинами придворных церемоний, суровых публичных наказаний и повседневной жизни. Редактор отбирает и сопровождает иллюстрации комментариями, показывая, как иностранцы смешивали регионы и искажали архитектурные и культурные формы, одновременно усиливая любопытство Запада. Книга прослеживает рост европейского интереса и коллекционирования русских изображений и снабжает гравюры примечаниями для современного читателя.

About the Author

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P. N. Apostol

P. N. Apostol is a scholar known for his work on the historical perceptions of Russia during the 16th and 17th centuries. His notable book, "Московия в представлении иностранцев XVI-XVII в.," explores how foreign travelers and diplomats viewed Moscow and its culture during this transformative period. Through meticulous research, Apostol sheds light on the interactions between Russia and the outside world, contributing to a deeper understanding of Russian history and its international relations. His insights are valuable for those interested in the cultural exchanges that shaped early modern Russia.

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