Kunstiteaduslikke uurimusi 9

The following writings can be found between the covers of the book:

Dominicans in Old Livonia: on urbanization and architecture (Anneli Randla)

The Valgevälja (Kiltsi) fortress (Kalvi Aluve)

On the two lost chalices (Anu Mänd)

Notes on the Passion Altar of St. Nicholas Church (Helena Risthein)

The portrait collection of the former Hueck House from the 17th century (Pia Ehasalu)

Swedish-era manor architecture in Estonia: assessments and reassessments (Ants Hein)

On the reception of naturalism in Baltic German writing in the 1880s and 1890s (Juta Keevallik)

An Art Nouveau tenement house in Tallinn: two main types (Karin Hallas)

Baltic German art treasures in the Poznan National Museum. A chapter on the history of an ethnic group (Anne Lõugas)

Stalinism meets Gothic. On post-war architecture in Tallinn's Old Town (Mart Kalm)

Monument in the 1990s (Heie Treier)

On the ideological sources of 20th-century iconoclasm (Jaak Kangilaski)

The Second Commandment of the Old Testament and the Concept of Art (Boris Bernstein, in Russian, summary in Estonian)

Along the Estonian Manors with Finnish-speaking Juhan Maistega (Ants Hein)

Halfway to a Monograph (Jüri Hain)

In memoriam Villem Raam (Kersti Markus)

Aino Kartna 6.07.1927--4.06.1996 (Lehti Viiroja)

Summaries in English and German