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MARIA MILEEVA. 2011. Import and reception of Western art in Soviet Russia in the late 1920s and 1930s: Selected exhibitions and their role. PhD thesis. London (Courtauld).
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Pop. 52.32%
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S.M. MILLER. 1990. Constantin Brâncuşi (1876-1957). Ph.D. thesis. London (Courtauld).
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Pop. 63.44%
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J. MILNER. 1979. Russian constructivism: The first phase: Rodchenko and Tatlin. Ph.D. thesis. London (Courtauld).
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Pop. 57.43%
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EMMA H. MINNS. 2006. 'A person does not always look like himself': The visual representation of Russian writers 1860-1899. Ph.D. thesis. London (UCL).
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Pop. 35.36%
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A.C.R. MOCANESCU. 2007. The leader cult in communist Romania, 1965-89: Constructing Ceauşescu's uniqueness in painting. Ph.D. thesis. Durham.
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Pop. 48.77%
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A. MONROE. 2000. Culture instead of a state, culture as a state: Art, regime and transcendence in the works of Laibach and Neue Slowenische Kunst. Ph.D. thesis. Kent.
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Pop. 53.88%
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L.M. MOSS. 1977. The art of Preslav: Its sources of inspiration and influence. Ph.D. thesis. Cambridge.
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Pop. 48.77%
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M. MOXLEY. 1982. The analysis of the fortified hill town Kastav in the Rijeka area to establish its potential for design and renewal. Ph.D. thesis. CNAA (Brighton Poly).
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Pop. 58.15%
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GRZEGORZ M. MURAWSKI. 2014. The palace complex: The social life of a Stalinist skyscraper in post-socialist Warsaw. PhD thesis. Cambridge.
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Pop. 32.83%
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IRINA NEDELCU. 2015. '2':: A novel, and, Words & pictures: the miracle of artistic lending and borrowing [set in Romania, 1989- ]. Ph.D. thesis. Edinburgh.
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Pop. 30.25%
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GABRIELA NICOLESCU. 2015. Art, politics and the museum: Tales of continuity and rupture in modern Romania. PhD thesis. London (Goldsmiths).
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Pop. 34.22%
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NIKOLAY NIKOLOV. 2020. The paneika palimpsest: Transformation of everyday life in a prefabricated neighbourhood in Sofia. PhD thesis. UCL.
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Pop. 25.5%
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E. NOVIKOVA. 2004. Towards the restored innocence of the creative impulse: Anti-aestheticism in Larionov and Khlebnikov. M.Litt. thesis. TC Dublin.
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Pop. 35.9%
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M.J. O'MAHONY. 1998. Representing 'fizkultura': Sport and Soviet culture from the first Five Year Plan to the Great Patriotic War. Ph.D. thesis. London (Courtauld).
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Pop. 59.41%
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K. OKADA. 2008. Re-legitimising painting in Tashkent, Uzbekistan after the fall of the Soviet Union (1991-2004). PhD thesis. London (Goldsmiths).
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Pop. 55.5%
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L. ORMROD. 1997. The Wenceslas Chapel in St Vitus' Cathedral, Prague: The marriage of imperial iconography and Bohemian kingship. Ph.D. thesis. London (Courtauld).
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Pop. 60.07%
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NINA PANCHEVA-KIRKOVA. 2015. How to create an ideal past: Continuities from the Communist era in the relationship between abstract and figurative painting in post-Communist Bulgaria. PhD thesis. Southampton.
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Pop. 35.78%
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P. PANTZOU. 2009. UNESCO's World Heritage Sites as landmarks of identity in the Balkans: Global perception -- national/local reflections. PhD thesis. Southampton.
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Pop. 58.63%
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A. PARIGORIS. 1997. Constantin Brâncuşi, a peasant in Paris: A study of the persona and work of Constantin Brâncuşi from a post-Symbolist perspective. Ph.D. thesis. London (Courtauld).
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Pop. 57.73%
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A. PARTON. 1985. Mikhail Fedorovich Larionov (1881-1964): A study of the chronology and sources of his art. Ph.D. thesis. Newcastle.
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Pop. 49.61%
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