Katalog Vystavki Proizvedenii Khudozhnika Petra Kotova K Dvadtsatiletiiu Khudozhestvennoi Deiatel'nosti [Exhibition Catalog Of Artist Petr Kotov On The Twentieth Anniversary Of His Artistic Career] Rozental, N. V., Compiler Exhibition Catalogs,Soviet (Ussr)

21 pages: illustrations; 16 cm. Text in Russian. As of April 2024, OCLC locates a single copy at the Getty Research Institute. A catalog, edited by N. Kolin, commemorates the 1937 art exhibition at Moscow's "Vsekokhudozhnik" gallery, celebrating the oeuvre of Petr Ivanovich Kotov. Pyotr Ivanovich Kotov (1889-1953), celebrated as an Honored Art Worker of the RSFSR and a prominent member of the Soviet Academy of Fine Arts, was a distinguished figure in Russian art. His illustrious career included receiving the Stalin Prize and achieving the rank of full professor. Living through the late 19th and early 20th centuries, a period marked by profound shifts in Russian history and culture, Kotov's work reflects the dynamic transformations of his time. His art remains a valuable window into the socio-political and cultural narratives that shaped modern Russia, making his pieces highly coveted by collectors and historians alike.