Literature

Printed Publications

1. Exhibition of Works by Young Artists of Moscow and the Moscow Region (1st, 1954; Moscow). Catalogue: painting, sculpture, graphics, set and costume sketches by theatre and film artists, decorative and applied art / Moscow Union of Soviet Artists; [compiled by E. P. Makarova, E. V. Chlenova]. — Moscow, 1954. — 99 p. (Work: “Korean Girl”, 1954, p. 18.)
2. All-Union Art Exhibition (1954; Moscow). Catalogue: painting, sculpture, graphics, poster, decorative painting // Ministry of Culture of the USSR. State Tretyakov Gallery; [compiled by I. D. Emelyanova et al.]. — Moscow: Sovetsky Khudozhnik, 1955. — 298 p. (Work: “Korean Girl”, 1954, p. 34.)
3. Tolstoy V. P. “Works by Young Monumental Artists.” // Iskusstvo. 1955, No. 5, pp. 5–12, ill. On Yu. Kafengauz’s work “The Decembrists’ Uprising” — pp. 5, 7–8.
4. Roittenberg O. “Painting.” In: Young Artists of Moscow. — Moscow: Sovetsky Khudozhnik, 1957. — 127 p. (p. 7 and reproduction of the painting “Korean Girl” — p. 26.)
5. Bergoltsev L. “To the Heroes of the Virgin Lands.” // Sovetsky Soyuz. 1962, No. 3, inside back cover. Photo of the project “Sun in the Hand”.
6. Grafova L. “To the Heroes of the Virgin Lands.” // Komsomolskaya Pravda. January 25, 1962, p. 2, ill. Photo of the project “Sun in the Hand”.
7. “To the Heroes of the Virgin Lands.” // Mosproektovets. February 23, 1962, p. 2, ill. Photo of the project “Sun in the Hand”.
8. Kamensky Yur. “To the Heights of Romance!” // Komsomolskaya Pravda. No. 48, February 25, 1962, p. 2. “The project under the motto ‘Sun in the Hand’ is of particular interest…”
9. Exhibition of Works by Young Artists of Moscow and the Moscow Region (2nd, 1965; Moscow). Catalogue: painting, sculpture, graphics, poster, decorative and applied art, theatre and film artists / Moscow Union of Soviet Artists, Moscow Committee of the Komsomol; [compiled by E. A. Vishnyak, L. V. Rosenthal; introductory articles by L. Akimova, M. Chereyskaya, A. Chlenov]. — Moscow, 1956. — 112 p. (In the section “Graphics”: sketches for the painting “The Decembrists’ Uprising” (1955): “Portrait of General Miloradovich” and “Portrait of a Soldier”, p. 78.)
10. Melville H. Israel Potter. — Moscow: Khudozhestvennaya Literatura, 1966. — 303 p.
11. Voronov N. “Monument in Mirny.” // Decorative Art in the USSR. 1971, No. 4 (161), pp. 3–5, col. ill.
12. “Monument in the City of Mirny Dedicated to the Discovery of the Diamond Deposit.” Authors: artist Yu. Kafengauz, architect E. Ermolaev, engineer E. Temnikov. // Sovetskaya Kultura. 1972, No. 34, March 16, p. 1. Photo of the monument.
13. “City of Mirny. Obelisk in Honor of the Discoverers of the Diamond Pipe ‘Mir’.” // Literaturnaya Gazeta. 1972, No. 49, December 3, p. 10. Photo of the monument.
14. “This Palace Has Recently Appeared in the Regional Center of Turkmenia — the City of Mary.” // Pravda. No. 184, June 3, 1974, p. 6. Photo of the work.
15. “This Palace Has Recently Appeared in the Regional Center of Turkmenia — the City of Mary.” // Izvestia. No. 146, June 24, 1974, p. 6. Photo of the work.
16. “The Artist and the City.” [Overview of the first joint meeting of the Boards of the Moscow Branch of the Union of Artists of the RSFSR and the Moscow Branch of the Union of Architects of the USSR] // Tvorchestvo. 1974, No. 6, pp. 3–7, ill. Monument in Mirny (1970), p. 5.
17. “Monument in Honor of the Discoverers of Yakutian Diamonds.” [Architect E. Ermolaev, artist Yu. Kafengauz, engineer E. Temnikov, with participation of V. Soldatenkov.] // Arkhitektura (supplement to Stroitelnaya Gazeta). 1976, No. 25, December 12, p. 1. Photo of the monument.
18. Ataev V. “Turkmen SSR.” // Arkhitektura (illustrated supplement to Stroitelnaya Gazeta). 1974, No. 22, November 3, p. 4, ill. One of the illustrations in the article by the Chairman of the Union of Architects of the Turkmen SSR — photo of the Palace of Culture in Mary.
19. Voeykova I. N. Monumental Painting of Soviet Russia (The Lenin Plan for Monumental Propaganda Today). — Leningrad: Khudozhnik RSFSR, 1975. — 67 p., ill. About the memorial and decorative ensemble built at the entrance to the city of Mirny, p. 60.
20. “Színpróbák, égetőkemencék, saválló festékek. Látogatás a kecskeméti zománcművészeti alkotótelepen.” // Petőfi Népe. August 1975, p. 3. (Publication in a Hungarian newspaper about the joint work of Moscow and Hungarian enamel artists in Kecskemét.)
21. Tolstoy V. P. “Monumental Art of Russia.” // Khudozhnik. 1976, No. 1, pp. 27–31, ill. On the monument in the city of Mirny, p. 27.
22. “The Energy of the People Creates Miracles. A Collective Portrait of the Turkmen Soviet Socialist Republic.” // Sovetskaya Kultura. 1977, No. 44, May 31, p. 3, ill. One of the illustrations — photo of amateur ensembles of the republic against the background of the Palace of Culture in Mary.
23. Monumental Art of the USSR: Album / comp. and ed. by V. P. Tolstoy. — Moscow: Sovetsky Khudozhnik, 1978. — 380 p., ill. In the section “Monumental Art of Our Days”, p. 115. Photos of works: Monument to the Discoverers of Diamond Deposits (Mirny, Yakut ASSR); Palace of Culture of “Karakumhydrostroy”, mosaic “Spring of Turkmenia” on the building façade (Mary, Turkmen SSR), pp. 173, 310–311.
24. Soviet Monumental Art, 1975–1977: Collection of Articles / editorial board: V. K. Vasiltsov et al. — Moscow: Sovetsky Khudozhnik, 1979. — 303 p., ill. Photo of the work — p. 36.
25. Monuments of History and Culture of the Diamond Region / authors and compilers G. P. Krynina and E. P. Ermolaev. — Mirny, 1980. — 28 p., ill. Monument to the Discoverers of Diamond Deposits and the Founders of the City of Mirny (engravings of fragments of the panel by A. Gerasimov), pp. 2–8.
26. Contemporary Art Enamel: Exhibition of Works by Artists of the USSR and the Hungarian People’s Republic: Catalogue / Union of Artists of the USSR, Union of Hungarian Artists; [introductory text and compilation by M. L. Terekhovich, K. Sari]. — Moscow: Sovetsky Khudozhnik, 1982. — 30 p., ill. Biographical note and list of works exhibited by the artist: “Portrait of Mother” (1977), “Flowers” (1977), “Builder” (1978), “Danger of War” (1978), “Portrait of a Girl” (1978), “Eastern Motif” (1979), “Composition” (1977–1979), p. 8.
27. Voronov N. V. Soviet Monumental Sculpture, 1960–1980 // Research Institute of the Theory and History of Fine Arts, Academy of Arts of the USSR. — Moscow: Iskusstvo, 1984. — 224 p., 87 ill. On the distinctive character of the Monument to the Discoverers of Diamonds in Mirny, pp. 79–80.
28. Moscow Monumentalists: Album / comp. M. L. Terekhovich, Moscow Branch of the Union of Artists of the RSFSR. — Moscow: Sovetsky Khudozhnik, 1985. — 239 p., ill., col. ill. Biographical note on the artist. Photos of works: Monument commemorating the discovery of Yakutian diamond deposits (Mirny); fragment of the relief with mosaic on the monument, pp. 79–80.
29. All-Russian Art Exhibition for the 2000th Anniversary of the Birth of Christ “In Thy Name”: Catalogue / Union of Artists of Russia. — Moscow: [Magazin Iskusstva Publishing], 2000. — 138 p. Work by Yu. B. Kafengauz “Zvenigorod Pines” (triptych, 1991), p. 48.
30. S. V. Gerasimov and His Students: Exhibition Catalogue. Painting. May 20–30, [2000] / intro. and compilation by V. N. Fyodorov and O. V. Fyodorova. — Mozhaisk, 2000. — [18 p., 56 ill.]. On Yu. Kafengauz’s triptych “The Other Shore”, p. [14]. Illustration No. 18 — “The Other Shore”, central part, 1995. List of works, p. [89].
31. Brevern L. “A Word About the Artist.” // Nash Izograf. 2004, October (No. 10), p. 5, ill. Related to the solo exhibition of Yu. Kafengauz’s works (Moscow Union of Artists Exhibition Hall, Kuznetsky Most, 20, September 2004).
32. Dobrynina T. “Yuri Berngardovich Kafengauz. Painter, Graphic Artist, Monumentalist: Three Meetings with the Teacher.” Obituary. // Nash Izograf. 2008, March (No. 3), pp. 12–13.
33. Brevern L. “The Soul and the Fate of the Artist.” // Nash Izograf. 2009, No. 6, pp. 10–11.
34. “Yuri Kafengauz.” // Zhizn Natsionalnostey. 2008, No. 1, back cover, photo “Roofs of the Old Arbat” (1961).
35. “Yuri Kafengauz.” // Zhizn Natsionalnostey. 2008, No. 2, inside front cover, photo “War” and “Peace” (1973).
36. Yuri Kafengauz. Painting, Graphics, Enamels, Monumental Art: Album / comp. B. Kafengauz, L. Brevern; intro. by L. Brevern. — Moscow: Virtual Gallery, 2009. — 132 p.
37. Terekhovich M. L. “Restless Heart.” // Novosti MSH. 2009, Nos. 4–5, p. 8.
38. Velizheva M. “Memories of Yu. B. Kafengauz.” // Novosti MSH. 2009, No. 12, p. 3.
39. “Exhibition of Yuri Kafengauz (1929–2008). On the 80th Anniversary of His Birth.” (Announcement of the exhibition at the I. S. Turgenev Library and Reading Room) // Nash Izograf. 2010, No. 1, p. 23.
40. Brevern L. “Fate, Destined About Destiny…” — Moscow: Rudomino Book Center, 2014. — 382 p.
41. “Announcement of the Exhibition of Yuri Kafengauz at the State Institute of Art Studies.” // Planeta Krasota. 2016, Nos. 03–04 (141), pp. 46–47.
42. Belova A. “Art as a Form of Being.” // Novosti MSH. 2016, No. 2, p. 7.
43. Pogodin V. Tamara Kafengauz: ‘The Green-Eyed Vastness Calls Me…’ — Moscow, 2016. — 160 p.