In the manuscript, there are 30 ink jet colored prints, some of which have been modified from the drawings also included in this work. Page 30 has the hebrew word for God framed by Russian text. In a note to the Sackners, Fedulov provided the following annotations in terms of the origins of the images and texts: page 13: A. Scriabine's "Prometheus;" page 19: Picasso's "Guernica;" page 23: M. Nesterov's "The Apparition to Bartholomew the Adolescent;" page 33: fragment of the illustration by A. Agin to the novel "Dead Souls"by Gogol; page 37: text from William Blake's "The Tyger" and "The Marriage of Heaven and Hell;" page 47: poster "Help!" by D.Moor; page 49" Michelangelo's "Creation of Adam;" page 53: caricature by A.Venetsianov in 1812; page 55: Giorgone's "Three Philosophers." Pages 37 and 43 are matted separately and stored in drawer second bedroom. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.