The Moscow Kremlin Museums’ album "State Regalia of the Muscovy Tsardom" became the winner in the "Publishing Concept" category and received the "Catalogue of the Year 2021" award.

"The pieces in the state regalia collection are priceless historical relics. The book includes 35 photographs of the supreme power attributes. This publication is the result of a lasting work of museum staff of different directions. A special detailed photography was carried out to create it, allowing to see the smallest elements," noted the director-general of the Moscow Kremlin Museums Elena Gagarina.

Two other museum catalogues also got the prize – "Beyond Imagination: Treasures of Imperial Japan from the Khalili Collection, 19th to early 20th Century" and "Treasures from the Palace Museum: The Flourishing of China in the 18th Century".

Museum's representatives – the catalogue's author and leading researcher I.A. Bobrovnitskaya, director of the department of publishing activities and special programs E.B. Milovzorova, and the head of the publishing department G.V. Podshivalova attended the awards ceremony.

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The "Catalog of the Year" is the All-Russian competition created for a clear and objective appraisal of achievements in the development and production of marketing publications to give the best companies and professionals the recognition from colleagues, and a professional community – the access to best practices.