The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-08-15
RUSSIA TO-DAY! Official Report of British Trad


different design The work of restoration has removed the
later Russian designs and the original work of the Byzantine
marvellous and the experts declare that when the work
ished Russia will collection of early religious which
will be unrivaled in the world
In allcases when identification accomplished only
the finest specimens of art treasures placed in the chief
thousands nosed as originals ON the walls of their @
sent to the schools which sprngng up
Russia used for decorating public buildings
There will be very important additions to the collections of
china and pottery tapestries books The increase
sian work, both early and contemporary will be
The Trctiakov Gallery in Moscow still devoted Russian
painters and here there have many notable additions
1t improbable, however that the increase in
intrinsic value Of the national collection from the point
of foreign art will be great might be expected The deal
lions and countees with the Russian aristocTscy e
important collection appears be that of the Sagonov a
N from which fine Rembandts have been acquired
The collection of Rembrandt art in the Hermitage Gallery is
probably the best and most representative in the world
The palaces of the Tsars and Grand Dukes
writing seen exactly the
state they were left by their former owners Stopns
great seat in the center of large park the outskirts of
Lenngrad has been thrown open days
during Trade Unions wanted wonderful
house park sanatorum the workers. the
eminent decided that from certain aspects of public
value and illustration of the formal state
which surrounded the former Prime Ministers of the Russian
Empire
remarkable the zest with which the custodiaus and
experts in these museums working Most of them for
mer employees but some of them formerly of p
vate collections Every facility given them by the State to
open to the public on certain days only Work however con
nues all the week and bonafde students admitted all
charge A
kept at the door in which visitors enter their and adj
dresses Careful statistics kept of the number of visitors
especial being taken whether they residents
visitors On all public days large classes of children wormen,
and students be charge of guide tecaher
cevng instruction regarding the exhibits Many of the classes
often organized parties from the provinces.
Printing and Publishing
The press and publication of books leaflets
vertisements, and posters-n printed
FORM also under the control jurisdiction
mssaTiat of National Education The special departments
of tho Commissarat dealing with the printed
onal Publishing Department and the Censor (Goszdat
Clavlit).
Censorship
Application for the permission publish all printed
must be made 10 the Publishing Department In the of
books and pamphlets the typed printed MSS have
ed by special Editorial Commission attached the Publishing
Department before final permission for publication
tanned The Censor then the book print per-
mission to publish has been received this
Usher and the Editorial Commission the author rcspon
sfllc to the Censor.
Books
The publication of books has increased very largely during
the last two 1t is everybodys ambition book
m order to supplement his income
If the work is accepted contract is then
tween the author and publisher for specified
ies In where author is unable his work to
publisher he obtain the right publication applying
rect to the Censor through the State Publishing Departments
he then publish at his risk in the
tic work work of public interest may payment
from organization the State Educational Department
form the basis of contract and by agreement