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Volume 23, Number 3 (Summer 2022) – Images
Volume 23, Number 3 (Summer 2022) – Images
NKVD Specialist Solomon Gol’dman (2nd from left), 1937
Mykhailo Boichuk, late 1920s
The Boichukisty, c. 1926
Mykhailo Boichuk,
Shevchenko Day
poster (1920)
Mezhyriria Artistic-Ceramic Technical School advertisement, 1927
Oksana Pavlenko,
Female Delegates
(1925)
Boichukisty fresco, c. 1930
Mykhailo Boichuk,
Harvest Holiday
(c. 1935)
Vladimir Shatalov,
Bridesmaids
(1940)
Tatiana Yablonska,
Bread
(1950)
Father Serafim seated amid religious items taken from the catacomb monastery
Father Serafim in his priestly vestments before his arrest
Mug shot of Father Serafim taken shortly after his arrest
Edited and unedited versions of two people on trial
Collage of True Orthodox believers arranged as a counterrevolutionary group
Collage designed by the secret police to suggest a hierarchy of counterrevolutionary monks and nuns
Network diagram of the True Orthodox Church
Network diagram of the “ecclesiastic-monarchist counterrevolutionary organization” from Ivanovo-Voznesensk
Witness’s progressive identification of Igor Sevianu,
Reenactment
(1960)
Sevianu’s visual identification narrative,
Reenactment
(1960)
Increasingly visible profile of workers via a tool they created,
The Plant
(1963)
Camera’s capture of close-ups of woman trying to hide her face,
This Concerns Us All
(1961)
Evasiv subject finally shown in close-up,
This Concerns Us All
(1960)
Obscured vision shots gradually replaced by identifying images,
Let Life Triumph
(1961)
Nikolai Karazin,
The Khiva Expedition of 1873
(1888)
Nikolai Karazin,
Kirgiz Chief
(1885)
Images from
Kritika
23, no. 3 (2022): Lucento, Vagramenko, Vatulescu, and Schimmelpenninck van der Oye articles