On July 15th 2012 the artist Vladimir Nuzhdin and the journalist Irina Egorova are visiting Alexander Alekseev at the "Dom Druzhby" (House of Friendship) show on channel VOT ("Vashe Obshchestvennoe Televidenie") (Your Community Channel).
The mould was made from natural slate for the British Flat Figure Society.The engraving is based on the artwork "Robin Hood Shooting into Nottingham Castle" by the English illustrator and caricaturist John Millar Watts, who's famous primarily for his historical comics that were published in various magazines in the 1950's.
Recently, the A.V. Suvorov Museum ordered a custom-made medallion (tail-coat) of Commander A.V. Suvorov himself.
The figure "St Michael Slaying the Dragon" has been made by Ricciardo Meacci painting created in Italy circa 1897. The height of figure is 90 mm. The issues will be 100 copies. The set of 50 copies will be done for next Kulmbach.
Engraving, graving, molding – all these forms of creation are one of the most ancient directions of the artistic culture. If to go deeper, in ancient times those crafts represented not only the art itself but sheer practical work too. Take money as an example: at the break of dawn coins were eliquated in stone forms and the type was engraved. What about famous relieves of Ancient Assyria?