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“Oh, how I feel the accumulated burden of poisoned nights and bitter-sweet days!” wrote Annensky in “The Longing to Return” in 1909, and ever since the burden has gone on accumulating, though the vessels in which it is customarily kept keep changing

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“Oh, how I feel the accumulated burden of poisoned nights and bitter-sweet days!” wrote Annensky in “The Longing to Return” in 1909, and ever since the burden has gone on accumulating, though the vessels in which it is customarily kept keep changing

“Oh, how I feel the accumulated burden of poisoned nights and bitter-sweet days!” wrote Annensky in “The Longing to Return” in 1909, and ever since the burden has gone on accumulating, though the vessels in which it is customarily kept keep changing. This week our rubric on where to

By Alexandr Radayev
My last remaining nerve cell, in the form of a falling column from the Colonnade grove at Versailles, reminds us of our regular feature, where for the third year running we have been planning the week's leisure in Moscow and other cultured cities

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My last remaining nerve cell, in the form of a falling column from the Colonnade grove at Versailles, reminds us of our regular feature, where for the third year running we have been planning the week's leisure in Moscow and other cultured cities

🌆On 21 April the Art Moscow fair opens, in case anyone still has money left for art. 🧱From 21 April the Shchusev Museum of Architecture is showing the paintings of Nadezhda Krestinina 👑From 21 April to 5 July the Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts continues its 25-year tradition

By Alexandr Radayev
This is a photograph by Lee Miller, taken during the German bombing of London, which began in September 1940 and continued until May 1941

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This is a photograph by Lee Miller, taken during the German bombing of London, which began in September 1940 and continued until May 1941

This is a photograph by Lee Miller, taken during the German bombing of London, which began in September 1940 and continued until May 1941. The Luftwaffe attacked the city for 57 nights in succession. The raids destroyed or damaged more than a million buildings and killed about 43,000 civilians.

By Alexandr Radayev
A new selection of recent exhibitions and openings in Moscow this week

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A new selection of recent exhibitions and openings in Moscow this week

📌 Exhibition “Legacy of an Era. Semyon Chuikov”: until 12 July, Tretyakov Gallery on Kadashevskaya The founder of Kyrgyz fine art: shepherds, mountain landscapes, “Daughter of Soviet Kyrgyzstan” and other canvases from the Tretyakov, the Russian Museum and the Kyrgyz National Museum. 📌 Exhibition “Beatrissa Sandomirskaya”: until 21 June, Pushkin State Museum

By Alexandr Radayev
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