"Come unto me all the suffering"

Andrianova Svetlana V."Come unto me all the suffering" ="Come unto me all ye that lobor": Russian and foreign Christian sacred objects made of cast iron end XVIII - XXI centuries: [exhibition catalog] / SV Andrianov, SS Nazin.- Moscow: Interbuk business, [2011].-117, [2], p.: Yl, col..yl., col.PORTRAIT .. -The authors also in English: Svetlana Andrianova, Sergej Nazin.Title and text are parallel in Russian and English.Author Index at the end of the book.From 26 May to 10 August 2011 was an exhibition "Come to me all the suffering" in the Cathedral of Christ the Savior in Moscow: Russian and foreign Christian sacred objects made of cast iron end XVIII - XXI centuries.The exhibition featured rare in composition private collection Svetlana Andrianova, which includes more than 100 items: Icon, the matrix for the manufacture of salaries of icons, crosses and folding icons, crucifixes, home altars, altar candlesticks, commemorative medals, plaquettes, medallions, reliefs, bas-reliefs, mascarones and sculpture, cast iron on Kushvinsky, Kasli, Kusinsk, Upper Iset, Lysvensky and a number of other Russian plants as well as plants in Austria, Germany and France.These products, including many unique, in part have already been attributed to domestic publications on the artistic cast iron.In its entirety, this collection was presented for the first time.The exhibition Andrianova SV and SS Nazin was prepared and published Russian-English color catalog with an image and description of all the items, as well as a historical essay on the artistic monuments of Christianity, made of cast iron in Russia and foreign countries.-500 copies.-ISBN 978-5-89164-231-7.I. Nazin, Sergey S. (1958 -) 1..People (collection).2. Christian Symbols - Exhibition catalogs.3. Artistic iron castings - Exhibition catalogs.4. Christian Cult - Exhibition catalogs.BBK 85.125.4BBK 34.799.8an electronic copy of the source: from private collectionThe storage location of the original: From the private collection