Erzia International Art Foundation

Library

Collection of Books about S.D. Erzia

The Erzia Foundation has a large collection of books about the sculptor, confirming the fact that throughout the century S. Erzia’s personality and art have been attracting unfailing interest of journalists, writers and even poets. They include the first books about Erzia published in Argentina in Spanish as far back as during the lifetime of the sculptor, exhibition catalogues, periodicals about the sculptor of different years, containing articles about his work, as well as modern directories, albums, catalogues, booklets, novels and scientific conference materials.

Based on the archive and bibliographic section, the Foundation arranged and held the publication exhibitions at the Russian State Library (former Lenin Library) (2012), the Cervantes Institute in Moscow (2015-2016), the Alexander Solzhenitsyn House of Russia Abroad (2017), as well as Novorossiysk Historical Open-Air Museum and the Gelendzhik Local History Museum (2016).

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ERZIA FOUNDATION CELEBRATES ITS 15 YEARS

24 July 2022

In 2022, Erzia Foundation celebrates its fifteenth anniversary – our organization was registered on July 9, 2007. Over the years, we have achieved a lot. The team collected previously unknown facts about the life and work of Stepan Erzia, published a number…

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“JOHN THE BAPTIST” COMPLETED THE COLLECTION OF THE CHURCH AND ARCHAEOLOGICAL OFFICE AT THE MOSCOW THEORY ACADEMY

16 July 2022

On July 7, an epochal event took place in the life of the Erzia Foundation – our team donated a copy of the statue of John the Baptist to the museum of the Trinity-Sergius Lavra! The date was not chosen by chance,…

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ERZIA FOUNDATION WILL SOLEMNLY DONATE A COPY OF THE STATUE OF JOHN THE BAPTIST TO THE MUSEUM OF THE TRINITY-SERGIEV LAVRA

30 June 2022

Erzia International Art Foundation will donate a copy of the statue of John the Baptist to the museum of the Trinity-Sergius Lavra. The solemn transfer ceremony will take place on July 7 at 12:00 in the Elizabethan Hall of the Historical and…

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