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Iulia Demidenko

Historian and Art Historian, Deputy Director for Research of the State Museum of the History of St. Petersburg.

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Articles by Iulia Demidenko

  1. “We know what we are losing …” The scattering of art in revolutionary Petrograd

    The history of revolutionary Petrograd covers the period between the two times when the city changed its name, in 1914 and 1924. During this period, it came to witness a world war (not accidentally called the Great War) and two revolutions, as well as cold, famine, and destruction. Even though difficult to assess, the consequences for museums and collections, both private and public, were enormous, as they were for a variety of art institutions and, even more so, for private persons such as collectors, artists, art critics, and so on.

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