19/02/2026
The Crimean Tatar Nation in Great Works of Art reveals what has been hiding in plain sight - in the great museums of Europe, in masterpieces hanging on walls for centuries. Portraits, landscapes, diplomatic scenes. Works painted by Western European artists who witnessed, recorded, and preserved a civilization the world has largely forgotten.
This monograph teaches you to look differently.
Not at art as decoration - but as evidence. As testimony. As a form of memory that survives when archives burn, when languages are banned, and when nations are erased from maps.
The Crimean Tatars are one of Europe's oldest autochthonous nations. Their history spans centuries of sovereignty, culture, and statehood.
Written by researchers Zera and Zarema Mustafaieva of Purdue University (USA), this groundbreaking book is at once an art history, a detective story, and an act of cultural restoration - rigorous enough for scholars, compelling enough for anyone who believes that images carry truth.
Pre-order your copy today.
Be among the first to own a book that changes how you see both art and history.
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