Publications

his is the catalogue of the international exhibition "Impression of Eternity. Christian Stories from Italian Renaissance and Baroque masterpieces in 19th century engravings". It comprehensively documents all the prints presented in Vilnius, where this collection of prints was formed. The catalogue presents 63 engravings created in the 19th century, based on paintings of religious themes by prominent Italian artists of the 15th and 18th centuries. The subjects of the works are varied and include the Scriptural narratives of the birth of Jesus Christ and the cycle of the Passion, as well as images of saints, episodes from their lives and miracles performed. The catalogue features works by famous Italian Renaissance and Mannerist artists such as Sandro Botticelli, Titian Vecellio, Paolo Veronese, Giovanni Bellini, Andrea del Sarto, Domenico Puligo and others.

The catalogue of the international exhibition "Medieval and Renaissance Tapestry In Europe. History Woven In Threads" provides a concise presentation in Lithuanian and English of the 34 old artistic fabrics exhibited in the exhibition from the late 15th to the 16th century. Most of the tapestries featured have never been publicly exhibited or published before. The tapestries in this collection belong to private collections in Italy, the United Kingdom, other European countries and the United States.

Catalogue of the international exhibition „Portraits of the Rulers and Magnates of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania from Museums in Ukraine“ presents the Lithuania-related portrait collection, stored in museums in Lviv and Lutsk. The publication includes articles about historical ties between Lithuania and Ukraine, history of portrait origins and collection formation in Ukrainian museums, their artistic value and conservation process.

This two-part book presents the original and comprehensive academic monograph on the historic tapestry collection of the Lithuanian and Polish rulers and its fate, written by the researcher of early artistic textiles in Lithuania, art historian, Vilnius Academy of Fine Arts lecturer, the UNESCO Chair in Cultural Policy and Cultural Management, professor and doctor of humanities, Ieva Jedzinskaitė-Kuizinienė.

This catalogue of the international exhibition The Crosses stand for virtue, the Arrow for victory… The Sapiehas –statesmen, art patrons and collectors recounts the story of the Sapieha family. The main emphasis is on their activities relating to politics, the law, and the military as well as their contributions to the arts and culture through patronage and collecting. The catalogue contains comprehensive thematic introductory essays and descriptions of the exhibition’s objects.

This is a catalogue of the exhibition at the Applied Arts Museum of the most recently restored artifacts found in the territory of the Palace of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania.

The first part of this two-part book is an original and comprehensive scholarly monograph on the historical collection of tapestries belonging to the rulers of Lithuania and Poland and the fate of that collection by the art historian and researcher of old Lithuanian artistic textiles and associate professor at the UNESCO Cultural Management and Cultural Policy Department of the Vilnius Art Academy, Dr. Ieva Jedzinskaitė-Kuizinienė. A catalogue of the tapestry collection at the Palace of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania (as of 2011) prepared by the author is the second part of this book.

Catalogue of the international exhibition, Wawel in Vilnius: From the Jagiellonians to the End of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, organized in Vilnius by the Wawel Royal Castle, the Lithuanian Art Museum, and the National Museum – Palace of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania to commemorate the Millennial Anniversary of Lithuania. The catalogue provides a detailed description of 127 exhibition artifacts, which are of great value to Lithuania and are closely associated with the history of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania, its rulers and their residence, and Lithuania’s nobility.

This monograph is a catalog of the international exhibition, The Union of Lublin and its Era in the Art of Jan Matejko, marking the 440th anniversary of the Treaty of Lublin and presenting the imposing oil on canvas painting entitled Union of Lublin by the eminent romanticist Polish painter Jan Matejko (1838–1893). The exhibition discusses the history of the painting, displays a number of the preliminary sketches and important documents and maps of the era, and provides short biographies of the principal characters from the Grand Duchy of Lithuania and the Kingdom of Poland depicted in the painting.