«Митьки» и искусство постмодернистского протеста в России

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ИЛЛЮСТРАЦИИ

1. Групповая фотография «Митьков», сделанная Виктором Немтиновым (1989). Слева направо: Александр Флоренский, Владимир Яшке, Дмитрий Шагин, Владимир Шинкарев, Виктор Тихомиров, Ольга Флоренская, Андрей Кузнецов, Василий Голубев

2. Групповая фотография «Митьков», сделанная Виктором Немтиновым (1988).

Слева направо: Дмитрий Шагин, Александр Флоренский, Владимир Шинкарев и Александр Горяев (дотрагивается до фигуры Икара)