Ilya Palaguta
Biographic Data
| ID | 129724 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ilya Palaguta |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ilya |
| FAMILY NAME | Palaguta |
| SIGNATURE | PALAGUTA I |
| AFFILIATIONS | Saint Petersburg Stieglitz State Academy of Art and Design |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2308-7586 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 12 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Some remarks on studies of Prehistoric craft production from the perspective of Gottfried Semper’s ideas
The approach developed by Gottfried Semper in the mid-19 th century seems to be quite productive for studying the evolution of forms and decoration of objects of material culture. Based on the relationship between the properties of materials and technologies, it formed the basis of modern design practices. The use of this approach makes it possible to explain many phenomena, particularly, the emergence of skeuomorphic forms of ornament (so-called…
Problems of the genesis of abstract and naturalistic forms in prehistoric art: Artistic form and social context
The problem of the development of abstract forms in art and their coexistence with naturalistic forms is one of the key ones in Art History. In Prehistoric art, as in the art of other eras, these forms often coexist even within the same cultural space. Their occurrence is due to a number of factors, the disclosure of which allows us to reconstruct the characteristics of a particular culture more correctly. An important role among these factors is…
The Fifth Zamyatnin Readings. Abstract forms in the ancient and modern visual arts and ornamentation. Interdisciplinary dialogue: Archaeology–ethnography–art history
Typo-chronology of the Tripolye sites in the Bug-Dnieper interfluve: Giant settlements in the regional context (Shatilo L. Tripolye Typo-chronology: Mega and Smaller Sites in the Sinyukha River Basin …
Giant-settlements of Tripolye–Cucuteni: Problems and prospects of the immediate investigations
This paper is a review of the most recent investigations of the giant-settlements of the Tripolye culture which was developing in the south of East Europe in the 5th–4th millennium BC. Results of magnetometric surveys and their interpretations are considered, as well as the hypothetic reconstructions of the sequence of formation of these sites. Critical analysis was conducted on the proposed concepts, including the hypothesis about the giant-sett…
Eastern LBK pottery: Some observations on forming techniques and symmetrical structure of ornaments (Floreşti and Niezwiska)
There are two collections that are stored in Saint Petersburg originating from the first LBK sites (Floreşti I andNiezwiska) investigated in the USSR during the 1950-60s by Tatiana Passek and Katerina Chernysh. Despite the incompleteness of this material, it allows us to make several observations regarding technical aspects of pottery production and its ornamentation. The production of LBK vessels is based on a coiling with subsequent forming by …
Tripolian "settlements-giants": New studies and new questions (Ohlrau R. Maidanets‘ke: Development and Decline of a Trypillia Mega-site in Central Ukraine. Leiden: Sidestone Press, 2020. 424 p.)
Ornaments of Tripolye–Cucuteni ceramics: Some observations on the composition and the sequence of its performing
by the set of decora-tive elements and motifs used, but also by the ways of their organization in the space of the ornamental AbstrAct
On the problem of the methodology of researching works of prehistoric art
A House Model from Popudnya, Cucuteni-Tripolye Culture, Ukraine: A New Interpretation
In 1911, during the excavation of a Cucuteni-Tripolye settlement near Popudnya, now Cherkasy Region, Ukraine, the Polish archaeologist Marian Himner discovered a unique house model reproducing the interior with two anthropomorphic characters. The model was repeatedly discussed in the archaeological literature. However, the analysis of the fi nd, owned by the National Archaeological Museum in Warsaw, and its parallels, using archival photographs o…
Prehistoric ornamentation: Possible directions in research and aspects for interpretation as suggested by analysis of Tripolye-Cucuteni pottery
Possible directions in research and asPects for interPretation as suggested
“Technical Decoration” of the Tripolye Ceramics
The article explores the so-called “technical decoration” of Tripolye-Cucuteni ceramics (4th–3rd millennia BC) – designs originating from the decoration or surface of nonceramic receptacles or from constructive details that lost their original function. Various types of technical decoration were used at all stages of the culture. During the early and early middle periods (Tripolye A–BI), the double snake motif coexisted with patterns derived from…
Eastern LBK pottery: Some observations on forming techniques and symmetrical structure of ornaments (Floreşti and Niezwiska)
There are two collections that are stored in Saint Petersburg originating from the first LBK sites (Floreşti I andNiezwiska) investigated in the USSR during the 1950-60s by Tatiana Passek and Katerina Chernysh. Despite the incompleteness of this material, it allows us to make several observations regarding technical aspects of pottery production and its ornamentation. The production of LBK vessels is based on a coiling with subsequent forming by …
Prehistoric ornamentation: Possible directions in research and aspects for interpretation as suggested by analysis of Tripolye-Cucuteni pottery
Possible directions in research and asPects for interPretation as suggested
“Technical Decoration” of the Tripolye Ceramics
The article explores the so-called “technical decoration” of Tripolye-Cucuteni ceramics (4th–3rd millennia BC) – designs originating from the decoration or surface of nonceramic receptacles or from constructive details that lost their original function. Various types of technical decoration were used at all stages of the culture. During the early and early middle periods (Tripolye A–BI), the double snake motif coexisted with patterns derived from…
Prehistoric ornamentation: Possible directions in research and aspects for interpretation as suggested by analysis of Tripolye-Cucuteni pottery
Possible directions in research and asPects for interPretation as suggested
A House Model from Popudnya, Cucuteni-Tripolye Culture, Ukraine: A New Interpretation
In 1911, during the excavation of a Cucuteni-Tripolye settlement near Popudnya, now Cherkasy Region, Ukraine, the Polish archaeologist Marian Himner discovered a unique house model reproducing the interior with two anthropomorphic characters. The model was repeatedly discussed in the archaeological literature. However, the analysis of the fi nd, owned by the National Archaeological Museum in Warsaw, and its parallels, using archival photographs o…
On the problem of the methodology of researching works of prehistoric art
Tripolian "settlements-giants": New studies and new questions (Ohlrau R. Maidanets‘ke: Development and Decline of a Trypillia Mega-site in Central Ukraine. Leiden: Sidestone Press, 2020. 424 p.)
Ornaments of Tripolye–Cucuteni ceramics: Some observations on the composition and the sequence of its performing
by the set of decora-tive elements and motifs used, but also by the ways of their organization in the space of the ornamental AbstrAct
Typo-chronology of the Tripolye sites in the Bug-Dnieper interfluve: Giant settlements in the regional context (Shatilo L. Tripolye Typo-chronology: Mega and Smaller Sites in the Sinyukha River Basin …
Giant-settlements of Tripolye–Cucuteni: Problems and prospects of the immediate investigations
This paper is a review of the most recent investigations of the giant-settlements of the Tripolye culture which was developing in the south of East Europe in the 5th–4th millennium BC. Results of magnetometric surveys and their interpretations are considered, as well as the hypothetic reconstructions of the sequence of formation of these sites. Critical analysis was conducted on the proposed concepts, including the hypothesis about the giant-sett…
Eastern LBK pottery: Some observations on forming techniques and symmetrical structure of ornaments (Floreşti and Niezwiska)
There are two collections that are stored in Saint Petersburg originating from the first LBK sites (Floreşti I andNiezwiska) investigated in the USSR during the 1950-60s by Tatiana Passek and Katerina Chernysh. Despite the incompleteness of this material, it allows us to make several observations regarding technical aspects of pottery production and its ornamentation. The production of LBK vessels is based on a coiling with subsequent forming by …
Problems of the genesis of abstract and naturalistic forms in prehistoric art: Artistic form and social context
The problem of the development of abstract forms in art and their coexistence with naturalistic forms is one of the key ones in Art History. In Prehistoric art, as in the art of other eras, these forms often coexist even within the same cultural space. Their occurrence is due to a number of factors, the disclosure of which allows us to reconstruct the characteristics of a particular culture more correctly. An important role among these factors is…
The Fifth Zamyatnin Readings. Abstract forms in the ancient and modern visual arts and ornamentation. Interdisciplinary dialogue: Archaeology–ethnography–art history
Some remarks on studies of Prehistoric craft production from the perspective of Gottfried Semper’s ideas
The approach developed by Gottfried Semper in the mid-19 th century seems to be quite productive for studying the evolution of forms and decoration of objects of material culture. Based on the relationship between the properties of materials and technologies, it formed the basis of modern design practices. The use of this approach makes it possible to explain many phenomena, particularly, the emergence of skeuomorphic forms of ornament (so-called…
Archaeology (10 works) · History (8 works) · Ancient and Medieval Archaeology Studies (7 works) · Art (7 works) · Geography (7 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · History (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Prehistory (4 works) · Visual arts (4 works)