Scholar · Cataloguer · Museum staff

Anastasia Bukina

fl. 2004–2005

Scholar and cataloguer, active 2004–2005. Worked for State Hermitage Museum; worked with Yury Diukov and Nina Kunina.

Life and work

  1. 2004
    Published 'The art of ancient Cyprus' (pp. 224-41) in N.K. Hadjigeorgiou (ed.), The Hermitage Museum of St. Petersburg, the Greek Treasures (Athens); cited in the 2005 catalogue for several Cypriote stone and terracotta pieces

    AthensKarageorghis & Bukina 2005

  2. 2005
    Wrote the history of the Hermitage's Cypriote collection (printed pp. 93-94) and the catalogue entries for the limestone sculpture (H 29-50) in Karageorghis's Ancient Cypriote Art in Russian Museums

    NicosiaKarageorghis & Bukina 2005

Connections

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Scholarship

Colleagues & contacts

Objects

  • Cypro-Archaic limestone statuettes and heads (e.g. H 37, H 41, H 43-49) donated by Severin Tsybulsky in 1870, described in Larnaca by Demetrios Pierides; catalogued by Bukina

    From said to be from Dhali, Kition, Golgoi or Salamis (per Pierides catalogue numbers)State Hermitage Museum, St Petersburg A 462-A 471 range (e.g. A 463, A 465, A 466, A 467, A 468, A 469, A 471)1870Karageorghis & Bukina 2005

  • Cypro-Archaic limestone statuettes and heads (H 29-36, 38-40) acquired from the dealer Georgos Koutsourakis in 1893, 'said to be from Cnidos or Calymnos'; catalogued by Bukina

    State Hermitage Museum, St Petersburg A 526-A 537 range (e.g. A 531, A 536, A 528)1893Karageorghis & Bukina 2005

  • Limestone statuette of mother with child (H 42), received from the Alexander Prokhorov collection

    State Hermitage Museum, St Petersburg A 9951929Karageorghis & Bukina 2005

Sources

  1. 1.V. Karageorghis, O. Bukina (2005). Ancient Cypriote Art in Russian Museums. A. G. Leventis Foundation.
  2. 2.A. Bukina (2004). “The art of ancient Cyprus”. The Hermitage Museum of St. Petersburg, the Greek Treasures, 224-241. Athens.
  3. 3.A. Hermary (2005). “Review of V. Karageorghis et al., Ancient Cypriote Art in the Musée d'Art et d'Histoire, Geneva”. Cahiers du Centre d'Études Chypriotes 35.