Book covers, book design

The new books designed by Dmitry Ivashintsov

​Two e-books.

Galina Shimbor. "Candlemas". 2021

A book of reasoning

Olga Demidova, Stefania Dunaeva, Polina Churakova. "Cultural belt of the city of Peter the Great". 2021

A book on towns around St. Petersburg.

Saint-Petersburg: "The Russian Culture".

​Feodor Kozyrev. "On the physical theory of Time by Nikolai Kozyrev". 2021

E-book cover.

Saint-Petersburg: "The Russian Culture".

​"Okhapkin's Readings". Almanac issue 3, 2021.

Together with Ksenia Okhapkina.

The almanac is on the heritage of Oleg Okhapkin (1944–2008). Okhapkin was the famous St. Petersburg poet and a prominent figure in the Leningrad cultural underground of the 1960s-1980s.

Saint Petersburg. ISSN 2587-9650

​Baiara Arutiunova-Manusevich. "Articles on literature and language", 2019.

Collection of semiotic, linguistic, and philological studies. Hardcover.

Saint-Petersburg: "The Russian Culture". ISBN 978-5-905618-16-1

​Tatiana Goricheva. "It's dangerous to talk about God", 2019.

Moscow: "Ecologos". ISBN 978-5-87532-129-0

Tatiana Goricheva. "Those who speak 'Yes'", 2020.

Moscow: "Ecologos". ISBN 978-5-87532-131-3

Tatiana Goricheva (Saint-Petersburg – Paris) is a philosopher, Christian feminist, former Soviet dissident, and well-known animal rights activist.

​Dmitry A. Ivashintsov. "Flowers of Loneliness", 2019.

Saint-Petersburg: "Rostok". ISBN 978-5-94668-292-3.

Dmitry A. Ivashintsov. "Silence", 2020.

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Poetry books of artist's father.

​"Centenary of the Great Turmoil", group art exhibition, 2019.

Cover for the art album. Painting by Gleb Bogomolov.

Saint-Petersburg: "NP-Print". ISBN 978-5-6043956-0-8

​Mikhail Sopin "One Hundred Poems", 2019.

Cover for the poetry book. Compiled and edited by Tatiana Kovalkova.

Saint-Petersburg: "The Russian Culture". ISBN 978-5-905618-09-3

​Alexey Griakalov. "Dressed in the Light", 2018.

Hardcover for the poetry book of the St. Petersburg philosopher and poet. Saint-Petersburg: "The Russian Culture".
ISBN 978-5-905618-11-6

​Galina Shimbor. "Fontanar", 2018.

The book of memoir prose about family history, life in Soviet Georgia, the Stalinist repression, and the work of Soviet specialists in Cuba.

Saint-Petersburg: "The Russian Culture". ISBN 978-5-905618-12-3

​Melvar Melkumyan. "The Substantiation of Morphonosemics. Language as opposed to Speech.", 2018.

The book on linguistics.

Saint-Petersburg: "The Russian Culture". ISBN 978-5-905618-04-4

"City of St. Peter or the Angels of Petersburg", 2018.

Collection of poetry and prose of St. Petersburg authors. Saint-Petersburg: "Academy of Cultural Studies", 2018.
ISBN 978-5-9905898-7-2.
Cover, frontispiece, and the spreads with photo illustrations.

Cyril Pomerantsev. "Justification of Defeat.", 2018.

C. Pomerantsev (1906, Moscow – 1991, Paris). Poet, journalist, prose writer, publicist, and memoirist. French Resistance fighter and a long-time author and editor of the Parisian newspaper "Russian thought."

It is the completest edition of Pomerantsev's works. The book includes the full body of his poems, memories "Through Death" and much more. The cover uses a fragment from Yuriy Annenkov's illustrations to Pomerantsev's "Italian negatives" — essays on a motorcycle trip through Italy in 1958 with lyrical and non-lyrical digressions.

Compiler Alexander Radashkevich. The hardcover book has 640 pages plus 44 pages of color illustrations.

Saint-Petersburg: "The Russian Culture", ISBN 978-5-905618-11-6

​Efim Rezvan. "The Magi had arrived.", 2017.

Exhibition catalog (St. Petersburg Museum for the History of Religion. December 2017 – January 2018).

The exhibition was organized by the State Museum for the History of Religion, Peter the Great Museum of Anthropology and Ethnography of the Russian Academy of Sciences, and the International Centre of Islamic Research.

Saint-Petersburg: "First Artistic Association". ISBN 978-5-88431-343-9

​Baiara Arutiunova. "The Life in Letters. Princess Zinaida Volkonskaya and her correspondents.", 2017.

Letters from Tsar Alexander I, composer Mikhail Glinka, author Ivan Turgenev, and other Russian, French, and Italian artists, writers, and politicians of the 19th century. The book is based on the archival papers of the Houghton Library at Harvard University. The hardcover book has 272 pages plus 80 pages of color illustrations.

Saint-Petersburg: "The Russian Culture". ISBN 978-5-905618-16-1

Selected book covers