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When young Andrei Korolyov drew his 400th portrait, he made it to the Russian Book of Records. Soon after, a jury of adult artists and art scholars issued Korolyov an official diploma testifying that his portraits “are characterized by an individual style and bear a resemblance to the original.”

From early in his “happy Soviet childhood,” Andrei Korkunov, 39, dreamed of becoming a factory director. That dream has come true in ways a young Soviet could not have imagined.

An online lecture by Dr. Julie Buckler

St. Petersburg, the capital of imperial Russia, was a unique geographical and historical entity, but also a dynamic cultural formation exerting a shaping influence on the Russian literary imagination.

Maria Kiselyova dedicated sixteen years to her sport and won two gold medals. But at the end of 2000 she decided to quit sports and take a chance as a sports commentator with NTV channel.

Learn Russian with The Museum of Russian Art! Fall session classes begin Monday, September 8

No matter how hard she tries, the cucumbers are always amazing.

A region's housing woes could be solved at the cost of a few days of Russia's War on Ukraine.

In this issue's language insert, we look at French words that have made their way into Russian. (Link to article downloads PDF of the page.)