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ПРИЛОЖЕНИЕ № 1 к Договору № ______ от «__» ________2015 ГБУКиО г. Москвы «Мультимедийный комплекс актуальных искусств» Список экспонатов выставки «Военным фотографам посвящается. Территория Победы» Место проведения: № № п/п Информация для этикетажа Размеры Страховая Изображение отбо изображен оценка ра ия (руб) оригинала за цифровую печать, (см) оригиналы к вывозу не предназначены 1 1. Наум Грановский 36х24 Рос-334/13 «Слухачи» Москва, 1942 Оборона Из архива семьи Грановских Москвы Naum Granovsky Acoustic locators Moscow, 1942 Courtesy of the Granovsky family archive 1 2 2. Наум Грановский 23х16 Б/№ Осталась совсем одна Смоленская область, Гжатск, 1943-1944 1943 Из архива семьи Грановских Naum Granovsky She remained alone in the world Smolensk Oblast, Gzhatsk, 1943 Courtesy of the Granovsky family archive 2 3 3. Наум Грановский 18х24 Б/№ Защитим Москву 1941 Оборона Из архива семьи Грановских Москвы Naum Granovsky We will defend Moscow 1941 Courtesy of the Granovsky family archive 3 4 4. Наум Грановский 18х24 Рос-334/2 На крыше Москва, 1941 Оборона Из архива семьи Грановских Москвы Naum Granovsky On the roof Moscow, 1941 Courtesy of the Granovsky family archive 4 5 5. Наум Грановский 18х28 Б/№ Аэростаты у Кремля Москва, 1941 Оборона Из архива семьи Грановских Москвы Naum Granovsky Aerostats at the Kremlin Moscow, 1941 Courtesy of the Granovsky family archive 5 6 6. Наум Грановский 20х28 Рос-334/4 Защитные батареи у Всесоюзной сельскохозяйственной выставки Оборона (ВСХВ) Москвы Москва, 1941 Из архива семьи Грановских Naum Granovsky Air defence batteries at the All- Union Agricultural Exhibition (VSKhV) Moscow, 1941 Courtesy of the Granovsky family archive 6 8 7. Наум Грановский 28х37 Рос-334/12 Воздушный бой над Кремлем 1941 Оборона Из архива семьи Грановских Москвы Naum Granovsky Air battle over the Kremlin 1941 Courtesy of the Granovsky family archive 8 10 8. Самарий Гурарий 22х29 Б/№ Военный парад на Красной площади Оборона Москва, 7 ноября 1941 Москвы Частное собрание Samary Gurary Military parade on Red Square Moscow, November 7, 1941 Private collection 10 11 9. Самарий Гурарий 18х29 Б/№ Военный парад на Красной площади Оборона Москва, 7 ноября 1941 Москвы Частное собрание Samary Gurary Military parade on Red Square Moscow, November 7, 1941 Private collection 11 12 10. Самарий Гурарий 52х21 Б/№ Воскресник в депо одной из подмосковных железных дорог ТЫЛ Август 1941 Частное собрание Samary Gurary Voskresnik (a Sunday of volunteer work) in the depot of a Moscow Oblast railway August 1941 Private collection 12 15 11. Георгий Зельма 27х28 Б/№ Под Сталинградом Осень 1942 Сталингра Частное собрание д Georgi Zelma Near Stalingrad Autumn 1942 Private collection 15 16 12. Георгий Зельма 22х29 Б/№ Сталинград 1942 Сталингра Частное собрание д Georgi Zelma Stalingrad 1942 Private collection 16 19 13. Анатолий Морозов Победа Дошел солдат до Берлина 1945 Из собрания МАММ/МДФ Anatoly Morozov The soldier has reached Berlin 1945 Collection of Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow / Moscow House of Photography 19 20 14. Владимир Гребнев 22х29 Б/№ Встреча на берлинской улице. Советские девушки, угнанные в Победа Германию, и солдаты Красной армии Май 1945 Частное собрание Vladimir Grebnev Encounter in a street of Berlin. Soviet girls brought to Germany as forced labourers and soldiers of the Red Army May 1945 Private collection 20 23 15. Евгений Халдей 18х23 Б/№ Новороссийск 1944 1943-1944 Частное собрание Yevgeny Khaldei Novorossiysk 1944 Private collection 23 24 16. Евгений Халдей 18х24 Б/№ Новороссийск 1944 1943-1944 Частное собрание Yevgeny Khaldei Novorossiysk 1944 Private collection 24 25 17. Олег Кнорринг 18,5х28 Б/№ Поверженный Берлин Частное собрание Победа Oleg Knorring Vanquished Berlin Private collection 25 27 18. Всеволод Тарасевич 38,8х59,8 МДФ КП- Заводской цех. Девочка 536/1 укладывает болванки снарядов ТЫЛ 1942 Из собрания МАММ/МДФ Vsevolod Tarasevich Workshop of a munitions factory. Girl arranging missile shells 1942 Collection of Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow / Moscow House of Photography 27 29 19. Всеволод Тарасевич 38,7х59 МДФ КП- Невская Дубровка. Подготовка к 536/19 форсированию Невы Ленинград Октябрь 1941 Из собрания МАММ/МДФ Vsevolod Tarasevich Nevskaya Dubrovka. Preparing for a forced crossing of the Neva October 1941 Collection of Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow / Moscow House of Photography 29 30 20. Борис Уткин 35,5х50,8 МДФ КП- Дети блокады 536/34 Февраль 1942 Ленинград Из собрания МАММ/МДФ Boris Utkin Children of the Siege of Leningrad February 1942 Collection of Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow / Moscow House of Photography 30 31 21. Всеволод Тарасевич 34,8х51 МДФ КП- Начало операции у Невской 536/11 Дубровки Ленинград Октябрь 1941 Из собрания МАММ/МДФ Vsevolod Tarasevich Beginning of the operation at Nevskaya Dubrovka October 1941 Collection of Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow / Moscow House of Photography 31 32 22. Всеволод Тарасевич 26,5х39,3 МДФ КП- Начало операции у Невской 536/47 Дубровки. Ставится дымовая Ленинград завеса Октябрь 1941 Из собрания МАММ/МДФ Vsevolod Tarasevich Beginning of the operation at Nevskaya Dubrovka. Laying a smoke screen October 1941 Collection of Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow / Moscow House of Photography 32 33 23. Всеволод Тарасевич 26,5х39,3 МДФ КП- Ленинградский фронт 536/6 Октябрь 1941 Ленинград Из собрания МАММ/МДФ Vsevolod Tarasevich Leningrad Front October 1941 Collection of Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow / Moscow House of Photography 33 35 24. Всеволод Тарасевич 23х34 Б/№ Невская Дубровка Октябрь 1941 Частное собрание Ленинград Vsevolod Tarasevich Nevskaya Dubrovka October 1941 Private collection 35 36 25. Всеволод Тарасевич 23х34 Б/№ Бойцы дивизии полковника Щеглова ведут бой на окраине Ленинград Гатчины Январь 1944 Частное собрание Vsevolod Tarasevich Soldiers of Colonel Shcheglov’s division fighting on the outskirts of Gatchina January 1944 Private collection 36 39 26. Всеволод Тарасевич 25,5х39 Б/№ Обстрел на улице Достоевского Ленинград, 1941 Ленинград Частное собрание Vsevolod Tarasevich Shooting in Dostoevskogo str. Leningrad, 1941 Private collection 39 41 27. Всеволод Тарасевич 23х15,5 Б/№ Блокадный «водопровод» на Звенигородской улице Ленинград Ленинград, январь 1942 Частное собрание Vsevolod Tarasevich Siege-time “water pipe” in Zvenigorodskaya str. Leningrad, January 1942 Private collection 41 42 28. Дмитрий Бальтерманц 42х59,6 МДФ КП- Ночная танковая атака 1433/77 1943 Из собрания МАММ/МДФ 1943-1944 Dmitri Baltermants Night tank attack 1943 Collection of Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow / Moscow House of Photography 42 43 29. Дмитрий Бальтерманц 27,3х43 МДФ КП- Возвращение домой 1433/74 1943 1943-1944 Из собрания МАММ/МДФ Dmitri Baltermants Returning home 1943 Collection of Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow / Moscow House of Photography 43 44 30. Дмитрий Бальтерманц 32,2х48,9 МДФ КП- Ночной бой 1433/78 1944 1943-1944 Из собрания МАММ/МДФ Dmitri Baltermants Night battle 1944 Collection of Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow / Moscow House of Photography 44 45 31. Дмитрий Бальтерманц 13,8х48,5 МДФ КП- Колонна пленных немцев 1433/70 Крым, 1944 Севастопо Из собрания МАММ/МДФ ль Dmitri Baltermants Column of German POWs Crimea, 1944 Collection of Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow / Moscow House of Photography 45 47 32. Дмитрий Бальтерманц 43,2х58,2 МДФ КП- Атака 1047 1941 Начало Из собрания МАММ/МДФ Dmitri Baltermants Attack 1941 Collection of Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow / Moscow House of Photography 47 48 33. Дмитрий Бальтерманц 36х53,7 МДФ КП- На Одере все спокойно 1433/71 1945 Освобожде Из собрания МАММ/МДФ ние Dmitri Baltermants Everything is calm on the Oder 1945 Collection of Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow / Moscow House of Photography 48 50 34. Дмитрий Бальтерманц 31,7х48,5 МДФ КП- Зимняя дорога 413/16 1941 Начало Из собрания МАММ/МДФ Dmitri Baltermants Winter road 1941 Collection of Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow / Moscow House of Photography 50 51 35. Дмитрий Бальтерманц 49х32,9 МДФ КП- Охраняя завоеванный город 1433/79 1945 Освобожде Из собрания МАММ/МДФ ние Dmitri Baltermants Guarding a liberated city 1945 Collection of Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow / Moscow House of Photography 51 52 36. Дмитрий Бальтерманц 59,6х47,3 МДФ КП- Чайковский 413/39 1945 Освобожде Из собрания МАММ/МДФ ние Dmitri Baltermants Tchaikovsky 1945 Collection of Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow / Moscow House of Photography 52 54 37. Дмитрий Бальтерманц 40,9х51,6 МДФ КП- Горе. Из серии «Так это было…» 413/28 Керчь, январь 1942 Начало Из собрания МАММ/МДФ Dmitri Baltermants Grief. From the “It happened like this…” series Kerch, January 1942 Collection of Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow / Moscow House of Photography 54 55 38. Дмитрий Бальтерманц 36,4х38,7 МДФ КП- Вперед! 1433/56 1943 1943-1944 Из собрания МАММ/МДФ Dmitri Baltermants Ahead! 1943 Collection of Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow / Moscow House of Photography 55 56 39. Дмитрий Бальтерманц 59,6х50,1 МДФ КП- Форсирование Одера 1433/76 Декабрь 1944 Освобожде Из собрания МАММ/МДФ ние Dmitri Baltermants Forced crossing of the Oder December 1944 Collection of Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow / Moscow House of Photography 56 57 40. Дмитрий Бальтерманц 29,5х43,8 МДФ КП- Жители Москвы роют 1433/26 противотанковый ров Начало Осень 1941 Из собрания МАММ/МДФ Dmitri Baltermants Citizens of Moscow digging an anti-tank trench Autumn 1941 Collection of Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow / Moscow House of Photography 57 58 41. Дмитрий Бальтерманц 42,5х29,5 МДФ КП- Тридцать пять тысяч пленных 1433/52 провели по улицам Москвы 1943-1944 17 июля 1944 Из собрания МАММ/МДФ Dmitri Baltermants Thirty-five thousand POWs being taken through the streets of Moscow July 17, 1944 Collection of Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow / Moscow House of Photography 58 59 42. Дмитрий Бальтерманц 25,9х38,6 МДФ КП- Техника, брошенная фашистами 1433/66 1944 Освобожде Из собрания МАММ/МДФ ние Dmitri Baltermants Military machines and equipment abandoned by Nazis 1944 Collection of Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow / Moscow House of Photography 59 60 43. Дмитрий Бальтерманц 19,5х29,3 МДФ КП- Остановка на марше 1433/17 1945 Освобожде Из собрания МАММ/МДФ ние Dmitri Baltermants Break during an attack 1945 Collection of Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow / Moscow House of Photography 60 61 44.
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    Board of Directors Helen Hardacre Susan Schweitzer HOLOCAUST HEROES: FIERCE FEMALES Linda Stein TAPESTRIES AND SCULPTURE BY LINDA STEIN Honorary Board Loreen Arbus (H2F2) Abigail Disney Lauren Embrey OVERVIEW AS OF 6/19/17 Merle Hoffman Carol Jenkins HOLOCAUST HEROES: FIERCE FEMALES IS A NEW TRAVELING EVENT Patti Kenner UNDER THE UMBRELLA OF, AND FACILITATED BY, Ruby Lerner Pat Mitchell OUR TEAM AT THE NON-PROFIT Ellen Poss HAVE ART: WILL TRAVEL! (HAWT). Elizabeth Sackler Gloria Steinem WE WOULD LIKE TO DISCUSS THE POSSIBILITY Advisory Council OF THIS EVENT COMING TO YOU. Sue Ginsburg: Chair Mary Blake Beth Bolander Jerome Chanes The gallery exhibition (see testimonials) is made up of: Sarah Connors A. Ten Heroic Tapestries Marilyn Falik Eva Fogelman B. Twenty Spoon to Shell Sculptures Karen Keifer-Boyd C. One Protector Sculpture with Wonder Woman Shadow Michael Kimmel John McCue D. Video (7-minutes on loop) featuring Abigail Disney, Elizabeth Sackler and Jeanie Rosensaft Menachem Rosensaft Gloria Steinem and others: http://www.haveartwilltravel.org/events/holocaust- Amy Stone heroes/ Executive Director E. Holocaust Heroes Book Ann Holt F. Two Magic Scarf of Ten Heroes with Interactive Local Performance Studio Manager G. Educational Inititiative and Interactive Website (optional) Rachel Birkentall This exhibition is shipped in ten tubes and two crates weighing a total of 542 lbs. For storage, crates and tubes can be stacked within a 4’x6’x8’ area. A. Heroic Tapestries: These highlight ten females who represent different aspects of bravery during the time of the Holocaust. Each tapestry is 5 ft sq, leather, metal, canvas, paint, fabric and mixed media.
  • WBO Ranking As of Dec. 2011

    WBO Ranking As of Dec. 2011

    Ranking as of Dec 10, 2011 HEAVYWEIGHT JR. HEAVYWEIGHT LT. HEAVYWEIGHT (Over 201 lbs.)(Over 91,17 kgs) (200 lbs.)(90,72 kgs) (175 lbs.)(79,38 kgs) CHAMPION CHAMPION CHAMPION WLADIMIR KLITSCHKO (Sup Champ) UKR MARCO HUCK GER NATHAN CLEVERLY GB 1. Robert Helenius (Int-Cont) FIN 1. Ola Afolabi (Int-Cont) GB 1. Dmitry Sukhotsky (Int-Cont) RUS 2. Alexander Dimitrenko GER 2. Denis Lebedev RUS 2. Braimah Kamoko (WBO Africa) GHA 3. Chris Arreola USA 3. Lateef Kayode NIG 3. Eduard Gutknecht GER 4. Denis Boytsov RUS 4. BJ Flores (NABO) USA 4. Soulan Pownceby (Asia-Pacific) NZ 5. Alexander Ustinov RUS 5. Nuri Seferi (WBO Europe) ALB 5. Marcus Vinicius de Oliveira (Latino) BRA 6. Ondrej Pala (WBO Europe) CZE 6. Aleksandr Alekseev (Asia-Pacific) RUS 6. Robin Krasniqi (WBO Europe) GER 7. Amir Mansour (NABO) USA 7. Mateusz Masternak POL 7. Kariz Kariuki KEN 8. Carlos Takam (WBO Africa) CAM 8. Pawel Kolodziej POL 8. Karo Murat GER 9. Jean Marc Mormeck FRA 9. Nenad Borovcanin (WBO Europe Int.) SER 9. Andrzej Fonfara POL 10. Seth Mitchell USA 10. Steve Cunningham USA 10. Dustin Dirks GER 11. Chauncy Welliver (Asia-Pacific Int.) (China) NZ 11. Tommy Karpency USA 11. Denis Simcic SVN 12. Monte Barrett (Asia-Pac) (Oriental) USA 12. Laudelino Barros BRA 12. Viacheslav Uzelkov UKR 13. Kubrat Pulev BUL 13. Rakhim Chakhkiev RUS 13. Tomas Kovacs SVK 14. Francesco Pianeta ITA 14. Firat Arslan GER 14. Isaac Chilemba MAL 15. Luis Ortiz CUB 15.Julio Cesar Dos Santos (Latino) BRA 15. Tony Bellew GB CHAMPIONS CHAMPIONS CHAMPIONS WLADIMIR KLITSCHKO WBA GUILLERMO JONES WBA BEIBUT SHUMENOV WBA WLADIMIR KLITSCHKO IBF YOAN PABLO HERNANDEZ IBF TAVORIS CLOUD IBF VITALI KLITSCHKO WBC KRZYSZTOF WLODARCZYK WBC BERNARD HOPKINS WBC SUP.
  • THE RACE JOYCE MAKES DUBOIS QUIT in LONDON by Andrew Harrison JOYCE Vs

    THE RACE JOYCE MAKES DUBOIS QUIT in LONDON by Andrew Harrison JOYCE Vs

    aniel Dubois was in love with boxing. Beyond the greenhorn PRESENTS stage, yet still some way from his full potential, Britain’s lat- est heavyweight sensation epitomized the cliché about happy D fighters being dangerous souls. After five tense rounds against SLOW AND London rival Joe Joyce at Westminster’s atmospheric Church House, the 4-to- 1 favorite suddenly looked like a man who’d lost his faith. “This is the fight game,” trainer Martin Bowers said, with Dubois’ left eye puffy and his nose leaking blood. “You’re in it now, got it?” Leading on the official scorecards STEADY heading into round 10, his eye since pounded shut, Dubois committed box- WINS ing’s cardinal sin by taking a knee and quitting in mid-ring.. THE RACE JOYCE MAKES DUBOIS QUIT IN LONDON By Andrew Harrison JOYCE vs. DUBOIS “I couldn’t see out of the eye,” Dubois mumbled after- met with impassivity at such moments, Dubois looked like into round 10. A thumping jab smacked off what was a mere And while it’s unfair to compare Joyce to that standard, he wards. “I didn’t want…just…it just happens, man. I can’t ex- he’d been confronted with doubt for the first time. slit of an eye, and the young man decided that was all he belongs among the backstage murals depicting former British plain it.” He looked like someone who’d been dragged into Joyce’s approach requires immense self-assurance. A slow could take. heavyweight champions such as Henry Cooper, Joe Bugner, a confessional box.
  • World Boxing Council Ratings

    World Boxing Council Ratings

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