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From the Association for International Education, these pages provide a good background on Russian culture. Included are subjects like dance, cuisine, art, architecture plus many more interesting subjects.

Learn more about the history of Russian icon paintings and discover Russian lacquer boxes plus many more references on different cultural aspects of Russia.

This new center contains one of the largest private holdings of emigre Russian books, manuscripts, newspapers, and periodicals of the twentieth century in existence. Details of many of these collections are online and searchable.

This site consists of general Russian art. Tatiyana's page also has other quotes and other resourceful information.

Linda DeLaine is doing an incredible job with this site. This is a "must visit" site if you're looking for Russian-related information. 

A database of over 600 modern Russian artists and their works encompassing fields such as music, fine arts, 'Net art , fashion, societies and more. There is also a CD shop. (In Russian and English with an alternate site.)

This site contains the history of different Russian art forms from the 14th century until the present including architecture, carvings, dolls and much, much more. Different countries will be added in the future.