MONOGRAPHS ON CHEPIK
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9/ Marie-Aude ALBERT : Venezia painted by Sergei Chepik (Works 1990-2011), 192 p., 390 colour illustrations, format 27 x 24 cm, colored cartoon book cloth, colour dust jacket (Eigth monograph, post mortem, in 12 chapters, composed and written by Chepik’s wife, in French and English, with a chronology and a list of published monographs). This monograph, after that dedicated to Paris, is the second part of the trilogy of towns, which have inspired Chepik. Only 200 copies.
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8/ Marie-Aude Albert, Memories on Sergei Chepik, Vol 2 : Period 1988-2011. 336 p, 505 color illustrations, format 27 x 24 cm. This work, published in French, brings together, in 16 chapters, the memories of Chepik's relatives and friends, collected in French, Russian, and English and translated into French by Marie-Aude Albert-Chepik, after the artist's premature death. It is published in 150 copies all numbered from 1 to 150.
7/ Marie-Aude Albert, Paris painted by Sergei Chepik,Works 1988-2011. Paris, 2023.>With a foreword signed by philosopher Chantal Delsol from the Institut de France, this 192 pages art book, richly illustrated in color, present in 7 chapters all the works which were inspired to Chepik by Paris, from his arrival to the capital of France in August 1988 till his last exhibition in November 2011 in London. Format 27 x 24 cm, both in French and English, bound, hard cover and dust jacket, edition 300 copes, printed in France by Escourbiac.
6/ Marie-Aude Albert, Memories on Sergei Chepik, Vol 1 : Russian Period, 1953-1988, Paris, 2019, 176 p., illust, format 27 x 24 cm, in French and in Russian, 35 euros. Marie-Aude Albert-Chepik has collected the memories of Russian relatives, friends and artists who knew Sergei well in Russia. These memories describe non only the childhood and youth of Sergei Chepik in USSR, but also the cultural and artistic life in Kiev, Moscow and Leningrad in the second half the of XXth century.
5/ ALBERT Marie-Aude, Sergei Chepik, Ultima Opera (Works 2008-2011), 232 p., 242 colour illustrations, format 27 x 24 cm, black linen book cloth with gold foil blocks, colour dust jacket ( Fourth monograph, post mortem, in 12 chapters, composed and written by Chepik's wife, in French and English, with a chronology and at the end of the book, an additional book of 212 photographs recalling the life and career of the artist, from 1953 to 2011)
4/ CHEPIK Sergei, The White Guard of Mikhail Bulgakov, Paris, 2010, 160 p., 80 colour illustrations, format 27 x 24 cm, grey linen book cloth with white foil blocks, colour dust jacket. ( An artist's book conceived and created by Chepik, inspired by the masterpiece of Russian famous writer Mikhail Bulgakov, in Russian, French and English, with a preface by Professor Jacques Catteau, and translations of Bulgakov's text by Marie-Aude Albert and Marian Schwartz)
3/ ALBERT Marie-Aude, CHEPIK Sergei, Epiphania (The Religious Paintings of Sergei Chepik), Paris, 2008, 180 p., 210 colour and black & white illustrations, format 27 x 24 cm, black linen book cloth with gold foil blocks, colour dust jacket. ( Third monograph on Chepik, in 12 chapters, in the form of a dialogue between the artist and his wife Marie-Aude Albert, in French and English, with a chronology and a preface by the Very Reverend Dr John Moses, Dean of Saint-Paul's Cathedral)
2/ ALBERT Marie-Aude, Sergei Chepik : From Red Square to the Moulin Rouge (Works 1994-2001), Paris, 2006, 168 p., 238 colour and black & white illustrations, format 30 x 24.5 cm, black linen book cloth with gold foil blocks, colour dust jacket cm. ( Second monograph on Chepik, in 12 chapters, composed and written by the artist's wife, in French and in English, with a chronology)
1/ ALBERT Marie-Aude, Sergei Chepik (Works 1963-1994), Paris, 1994, 192 p., 230 colour and black & white illustrations, format 29 x 25.5 cm, black linen book cloth with gold foil blocks, colour dust jacket. ( First monograph on Chepik, in 12 chapters, composed and written by his wife, in English, with a chronology and a catalogue raisonné of Chepik's canvases from 1988 to 1993-1994)