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	The book collection of I.Shuvalov at the Scientific library of the Academy of Arts of Russia
		Probably, Shuvalov hadn't included these 30 volumes to his register of ouvrages and engravings, left at the Academy, by reason of their less value.
		They have superexlibrises of Shuvalov and existed at the academic library before: they are 4-volumed "Discours sur l'Histoire Universelle" by J.-B.Bossuet (Amsterdam,1738) and "Dictionnaire iconologique" (Paris,1756), which was brought to the library by Shuvalov "not to lose the sight of the practical aim of mythology in the academic education".
		To have a notion of the value of Shuvalov's investment to the academic library, it's enough to say that his collection amounted about a half of the existent at the Academy books at that time, not to mention high value of the books themselves.
	privalov.frinet.org /p/shuvalov.htm (1786 words)

	Imperial Russia - quiz #1
		Ivan IV Their ancient right to leave the service of one prince for another was curtailed, as was their right to hold land without giving obligatory service to the tsar.
		Shuvalovs plan to open secondary schools in provincial capitals and primary schools in larger towns was shelved, but two secondary schools opened in Moscow and one in Kazan.
		Ivan VI Birons unscrupulousness had earned him general hatred, and shortly after he became regent a coup ousted and banished him (1741).
	tamarap25.tripod.com /essays/id8.html (3625 words)

	Shuvalov I.I. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-14)
		Shuvalov I.I. The necessity of creating a state school of the arts in Russia was recognized by Peter the Great.
		In 1755 Shuvalov created the first university in Moscow (the Petersburg Academy of Arts at first was a branch of the Moscow University, whose curator was Shuvalov), and in 1758 Shuvalov created a high-school in the city of Kazan.
		The project “Establishment of the Emperor’s Academy of Arts” was developed by Shuvalov, who together with the project also wrote regulations which were saved practically without change by the second president of the Academy, I.I. Betskoi, who approved the regulations for Catherine the Great on 4 November, 1764.
	www.nimrah.com.ru /eng/231r.php (379 words)

	ArtRoots.com - For the Love of Fine Art
		The monogram and the coat of arms of Ivan Shuvalov from the cover of one of the books from his private library.
		Ivan Shuvalov, one of the most educative people of his time, Empress Elizaveta Petrovna’s favorite, played an important role in Russian history.
		Shuvalov’s library contained everything what was necessary for teaching at the Academy: albums of views and plans of west-european cities, buildings, examples of antient and west-european sculpture, works on archeology informating about the last investigations in this domain, albums of painting collections, books on numismatics, medal art, religion, history etc.
	artroots.com /ra/history/ivanshuvalov.htm (2056 words)

	Articles - Peter Ivanovich Shuvalov (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-14)
		For his assistance in the enthronement of Elizabeth, he was promoted to the rank of chamberlain, then appointed senator and became a count in 1746.
		Almost no single affair of the state was to be taken care of without Shuvalov, especially those pertaining to national economy and military organization.
		In 1753, Shuvalov presented before the Senate a project for eliminating internal customs offices and outposts and increasing tariffs on imported goods, instead.
	www.gaple.com /articles/Peter_Ivanovich_Shuvalov (320 words)

	HELLO online
		Shuvalov supported the idea with great enthusiasm in the hope of improving his reputation and strengthening his position at court.
		Thus, Shuvalov reduced the number of professors from 12 to 10 and limited the university to a budget of only 10,000 roubles per year, which appeared ridiculously little, especially in comparison with 3,000,000 gold roubles assigned for the needs of the Empress and the Court.
		The Empress and Shuvalov were glorified as its wise founders; fireworks were set off in their honour, while Lomonosov did not even manage to come to Moscow on that day.
	www.hello-online.ru /content.php?contid=1300 (1000 words)

	Imperial Academy of Arts - Encyclopedia Glossary Meaning Explanation Imperial Academy of Arts (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-14)
		The Imperial Academy of Arts, colloquially known as St Petersburg Academy of Arts, was opened by Count Ivan Shuvalov under the name of Academy of Three Noblest Arts in 1757.
		The academy had been allocated in Shuvalov's house at Sadovaya Street until 1764, when Catherine the Great renamed it into Imperial Academy of Arts and commissioned its first rector, Alexander F. Kokorinov, to design a new building for the academy.
		In the mid-19th-century the Academism of training staff, much influenced by the doctrines of Ingres, was challenged by a younger generation of Russian artists who asserted their freedom to paint realistic subjects.
	www.encyclopedia-glossary.com /en/Imperial-Academy-of-Arts.html (423 words)

	(meteorobs) Excerpts from "CCNet 52/2001 - 4 April 2001" (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-14)
		It was suggested in Adushkin and Nemtchinov (1994) that substantial ionospheric heating, large amplitude oscillations of the ionospheric and magnetospheric plasma, precipitation of trapped particles from the radiation belts may be the result of impacts of smaller meteoroids.
		Numerical simulations of atmospheric entry processes and long-term disturbances of ionosphere caused by an icy body with radius of 30 m and velocity of 30 m were conducted recently by Shuvalov and Artemieva (2001) and Shuvalov (2001).
		Shuvalov V.V., and Artemieva N.A. Long-term disturbances of ionosphere caused by Tunguska-like impacts.
	www.meteorobs.org /maillist/msg21345.html (1408 words)

	Shuvalov (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-14)
		Ivan "the Younger", captain of the Semyonov guards; m.Tatiana Rodionovna Ratislavskaya-Khitrovo (+Moscow 6.4.1756)
		Ivan, he was a favourite lover of Empress Elizabeth since 1749 until her death, general-adjutant, founder and first curator of the Moscow University, *Moscow 1.11.1727, +St.Petersburg 14.11.1797, bur Alexander-Nevsky Monastery
		Ivan "the Elder", Castellan of Vyborg, Governor of Archangelsk, +VI.1736; m.Tatiana Ermolaevna Nechaeva
	genealogy.euweb.cz /russia/shuvalov.html (1210 words)

	Russian Silver-Gilt, Niello and Enamel Beaker (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-14)
		Silver-gilt beaker with unusual combination of niello and champleve enamel presented to count Shuvalov, Moscow, 1876, marked under base with 91 standard, assayer's initials of Victor Savinkov and maker's name in full 'P.Ovchinnikov' under Imperial warrant.
		The Shuvalov family was one of the most influential noble families in tsarist Russia.
		Ivan Shuvalov, being a favorite of empress Elizabeth in 1750s, together with his brother Peter virtually ruled Russia.
	www.romanovrussia.com /SheremBk.html (174 words)

	Vigee Le Brun's Portraits of Men (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-14)
		At the beginning of Vigèe-Lebrun's career, when she was studying the masterpieces at the Louvre, she was already well enough known to be asked by members of the aristocracy, visiting foreigners as well as French men and women, to do their portraits.
		It is difficult to establish the identity of her portrait of "Comte Shuvalov" (Fig.
		However, Vigèe-Lebrun notes in her memoirs that she painted Shuvalov in 1775 when he was about sixty, and since Ivan Ivanovich was forty-eight and his nephew was thirty-one at that time, it seems more likely that it was the former who was portrayed.
	www.batguano.com /VLBMpaintstxt2.html (1924 words)

	Russian culture navigator
		Founded in 1775 by virtue of the famous Russian universal scientist Mikhail Lomonosov with the financial support and sponsorship of count Ivan Shuvalov and the beckoning of Empress Elizabeth (Petrovna), the University promptly became Russia's leading center of science and fundamental knowledge.
		The idea was reiterated in the 60's of the 18-th century and became implemented with the creation of a coin-collection cabinet inside the University.
		Ivan Tzvetayev -- a University professor and noted Russian philologist and arts expert was a forefather of this fine arts Museum who set it up in 1912.
	www.vor.ru /culture/cultarch318_eng.html (2903 words)

	The CODART List - The perception of Rembrandt and his work in Russia - Museums with Dutch art and Flemish art
		Amongst the 100 canvases from the Shuvalov collection documents record Rembrandt's "Uriah," "The Appearance of the Angel to St. Anne", and "The Parable of the Vineyard" (probably the so-called Young Man with a Bunch of Grapes).
		Russian writer Ivan Turgenev, who saw it in 1868, wrote in a letter to Pauline Viardot: "Rembrandt's Danaë, for all its shockingness, created a very strong impression on me. It is devilishly strong, colourful, bright.
		Ivan Mikhaylovich opened the door and embraced me. And at that moment I recalled Rembrandt's Prodigal Son.
	www.codart.nl /?page_id=81 (5986 words)

	All words on Peter Ivanovich Shuvalov
		Initially, he was in charge of an army division stationed near St.Petersburg and then the Observation Corps, formed by Shuvalov himself and designated to protect the rear of the regular army.
		Shuvalov is known to have been very selfish at times.
		Shuvalov, Pyotr Ivanovich Shuvalov, Pyotr Ivanovich Shuvalov, Pyotr Ivanovich
	www.allwords.org /pe/peter-ivanovich-shuvalov.html (657 words)

	The Voice of Russia: St.Petersburg is 300 years old (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-14)
		Fortunately, he had the unflagging support of Count Ivan Shuvalov who solicited for him before the Empress.
		Shuvalov’s hospitable mansion brought together the local cultural elite and prominent intellectuals, among them Mikhail Lomonosov, duchess Yekaterina Dashkova, Alexander Sumarokov who gained recognition for his tragedies and comedies in verse.
		One can argue about their artistic merits, but they were something new and evoked a lively response from the St. Petersburg public.
	www.vor.ru /English/centuries/centuries_8.html (542 words)

	Kommersant: Federal Tax Service to Check all Russian Oil Companies
		Shuvalov explained that many oil companies have been using all sorts of tax optimization schemes for years.
		Moreover, he believes it is not convenient for Gazprom to buy Yuganskneftegaz now that it has not yet completed its merger with Rosneft.
		At the same time, Shuvalov expressed hopes that YUKOS would cope with the difficult situation it is in and would pay off its debts and would not have to sell Yuganskneftegaz and other assets then.
	www.kommersant.com /page.asp?id=-2911 (360 words)

	International Jewish Cemetery Project - UKRAINE O
		Interviewed were Shuvalov P.A. of Odessa in 02/1995.
		Interviewed was Ivanets Ivan Vasilievich of 332700, Orehov, Gogolya St. 12,apt.
		Interviewed was Khomut Ivan Ivanovich of Ozutichi, opposite the village Executive Soviet on 03/11/1996.
	www.jewishgen.org /cemetery/e-europe/ukra-o.html (10588 words)

	Ivan Zassoursky, Ph
		There are only two awards at the MSU – and the Shuvalov prize is one of them.
		The Shuvalov prize is named after one of the founders and sponsors of MSU, Empress Catherine the Great lover and favorite Ivan Shuvalov.
		Zassoursky, Ivan: The Open Society and the New Urban Culture as presented in Public Communication Process.
	www.geocities.com /zassoursky/resume.htm (1182 words)

	DEPARTMENT OF RARE BOOKS AND MANUSCRIPTS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-14)
		Some of the documents are associated with the names of the prominent Russian scientists and scholars: the physicians Iustin E. Diadkovskii (1784-1841) and Nil F. Filatov (1847-1902), the biologists Karl F. Rulie (1814- 1858) and Ivan M. Sechenov (1829-1905), the historian Sergei M. Soloviov (1820-1879), and others.
		These are the authentic manuscripts of their works and the printed materials with the manuscript insertions, the notebooks, the lecture notes etc. The collection also has the materials related to the Censor's Office of the University Press.
		The collection of the first curator and one of the founders of the Moscow University Ivan Shuvalov (1727-1797) is one of the oldest.
	www.lib.msu.su /rare/rare_e.html (1139 words)

	Guided tours of St. Petersburg, Russia - Personal tour guide, interpreter - individual tours for families, friends. St. ...
		One of the owners was Count Ivan Shuvalov.
		Nowadays visitors to this hospitable Russian Village are welcomed to the Crafts Center, the Traditional Hut, Blacksmith's and Potter's workshops, a hotel, and a restaurant.
		Windmill, which can be seen for miles around, is a landmark for guests coming from the city, showing the way to the village.
	www.petersburgguide.com /rusvillage.html (701 words)

	pushkin history
		In 1898, Professor Ivan Tsvetaev (1847–1913) of Moscow University founded the State Pushkin Museum, initially named the Alexander III Museum of Fine Arts.
		Virtually overnight, the Pushkin became the repository for European art from such distinguished families as Yusupov, Shuvalov, and Tretyakov.
		In 1937, the Museum was renamed in honor of Russia’s beloved poet Alexander Pushkin.
	www.high.org /pushkin/exhibition/pushkinhistory.html (297 words)

	. Information about the Company. Description, Address, Phones, e-mail, web site, photo. Information about Leader, photo ...
		In the summer of 1754 Professor of Chemistry of the Russian Academy M.V. Lomonosov addressed a letter to Ivan Ivanovich Shuvalov, his friend, a noted patron of sciences, arts and literature, a young favourite of Empress Elizabeth Petrovna, with a proposal: to open a Russian University.
		I.I. Shuvalov was a striking personality, a man of keen mind and affectionate character.
		Having familiarized herself with the project and design of the new educational establishment, Empress Elizabeth Petrovna endorsed an Edict on founding the Moscow University and two gymnasias (secondary schools) on January 25, 1955 (on the Day of St. Tatiana, according to the Church Calendar).
	enc.ex.ru /cgi-bin/n1firm.pl?lang=2&f=1913 (2525 words)

	MSU 250 - MSU History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-14)
		Outstanding Russian scientist Michail V. Lomonosov (1711-1765) was the first to present the idea of establishing a national Russian university and proved the necessity of its location in Moscow - the center of Russian State.
		M.V.Lomonosov had formed basic principles of the University's construction and discussed them with Ivan I. Shuvalov (1727-1797), who is considered to be the co-author of the final project of the University foundation.
		According to this Decree Ivan I. Shuvalov was appointed to the post of Curator of the University which he had held for forty-two years.
	www.msu-250.ru /history.php (446 words)

	Two Letters of Mikhail Vasilevich Lomonosov (1711-1765) to his Patron, I. I. Shuvalov.
		Two Letters of Mikhail Vasilevich Lomonosov (1711-1765) to his Patron, I. Shuvalov.
		Dear Sir, Ivan Ivanovich: -- Your Excellency's kind consideration in honouring me with a letter assures me, to my great joy, of your unchanged feelings to me, and this I have for many years regarded as one of my great fortunes.
		Dear Sir, Ivan Ivanovich: -- I received yesterday your Excellency's letter of May 24th, in which I see an unchangeable token of your distinguished favour to me, and which has greatly pleased me, especially because you have deigned to express your assurance that I would never abandon the sciences.
	www.shsu.edu /~his_ncp/Lomonos.html (762 words)

	Russia, Environment, Kyoto - JRL 10-28-04
		At the present time, the document on selling the Yuganskneftegaz shares is in the Russian Fund of Federal Property.
		The sale of Yukos' main production unit, Yuganskneftegaz, if such a decision is taken, must be transparent, the Russian President's aide Igor Shuvalov believes.
		If the sale does take place, we shall watch it," Igor Shuvalov said at the conference on the problems of investments in Moscow.
	www.cdi.org /russia/johnson/8431-11.cfm (424 words)

	Shuvalov, Pyotr Andreyevich, Count -- Encyclopædia Britannica
		Having entered the Russian army in 1845, Shuvalov served in the Crimean War (1853–56) and began his diplomatic career as a member of the Russian…
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	Consistency List - PERSONAL NAMES (R-Z) (Soloviev)
		Sheremetev, Ivan Petrovich, governor of Kostroma 15 1606-10
		Sylvester, archpriest of Annunciation cathedral, adviser to Ivan IV 14 1598-1606
		Zheglov, Ivan, Novgorod junior boyar to metropolitan 18 16-17c
	www.ai-press.com /SolclPNR-Z.html (3132 words)

	Mtour - Russian village "Shuvalovka"
		For the following years the eminent owners of the manor changed, among them was the well-known count Ivan Shuvalov.
		It doesn’t serve for milling grain and it is impossible to fix wind direction, looking at it, though it was built according to the ancient design of the time of Shuvalov.
		It is situated on the hill and it serves as an original decoration of the district because it is visible from any point of it.
	www.m-tur.com /en/pages/tours/the-environs-of-st.petersburg/recreation-complexes/russian-village-shuvalovka.php (937 words)

	winners1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-14)
		Count Ivan Ivanovich Shuvalov (1727 -1797) was regarded as a superb representative of the enlightened elite during the 18th century.
		It should be remembered that Moscow University was founded in 1755, by the great Russian scientists Mikhail Lomonsonov and Ivan Shuvalov, their motto being "....for sake and honour of the country....."
		One of these is the Shuvalov prize, awarded annually for outstanding scientific achievements, fundamental research projects and the generation of original solutions.
	www.just-english.ru /winners1.htm (128 words)

	RUSNET :: Tsereteli Offers Sculptures
		Tsereteli has had his eye on St. Petersburg since 1995, when he proposed erecting a statue of [Second World War hero] Marshal Georgy Zhukov on Marskoye Polye in central St. Petersburg, to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the end of the Second World War.
		He offered several sculptures as presents for St. Petersburg's 300th anniversary, but had no luck until May this year, when his monument of Count Ivan Shuvalov was installed in the courtyard of the Academy of Fine Arts.
		Tatyana Pchelyanskaya, an art historian and head of the marketing department at the Museum of the History of St. Petersburg (Peter and Paul Fortress), said the idea of the Tsereteli park sent shivers down her spine.
	www.rusnet.nl /news/2003/11/18/print/culture01.shtml (742 words)

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