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Russian Artists and Spain at the “Images of Spain” Exhibition at the Pushkin Museum

"For Russians who had an abundance of imagination or money, travel in Europe took on an almost ritual character. Those concerned with their health, and at the same time stirred by roulette, set off for Baden-Baden; lovers of the beautiful hastened to Rome; in search of adventure they

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Circular Houses

Circular houses. England, Bath, nineteenth century. USSR, Moscow, twentieth century

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Kuskovo Palace in Winter

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Young Authors' Fair to Present More Than 200 Works by 47 Artists

From 1 to 3 December, the second TUPIK contemporary art fair will take place at the ART4 Museum, 4 Khlynovsky Tupik. This is a fair of a new kind, where every artist appears as an independent author. The project arose as a way of bringing young authors together and supporting

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Poems by Alexei Kruchenykh

Illustration by Olga Rozanova Shown at the Zotov Centre at the exhibition "Presnya: An Exhibition of My Memory", marking the anniversary of the centre's founding ❤️

Photograph of a large expressive painting on a white wall, with one figure bending over another against a pink and blue sky.

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Wishes for good weekend plans with a photograph of a painting on a wall

Highlights of the new pre-auction exhibition at the Vladey gallery on Neglinnaya Street. Wishing you all good plans for the weekend

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The Kitchen in GUM

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This is how the Russian Antiques Salon 2023 is going

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The Lobnoye Mesto on Red Square Is the Same as Golgotha

The Lobnoye Mesto on Red Square is the same as Golgotha. That is precisely the meaning originally invested in the structure. It was supposed that Moscow would have its own Jerusalem temple on the main square, that is, the Intercession Cathedral, and its own Golgotha, that is, the Lobnoye Mesto.

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Traces of the bombing raids of the Great Patriotic War on the façade of the Pushkin Museum

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The 1909 Red Square tram line and the protests of Vasnetsov, Tsvetaev and Shekhtel

In 1909 it was decided to run a tram across Red Square. The tracks were to pass literally in front of the monument to Minin and Pozharsky, which at that time stood opposite the entrance to the Upper Trading Rows. Part of the city's public opinion came out

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In Mayakovsky Theatre's new production of Ostrovsky's "The Forest", Raisa Pavlovna Gurmyzhskaya, a widow in her early fifties, and her friend the housekeeper Ulita are at last played not by 70- or 80-year-old grannies but by young, vivid women, Anna Ardov

In Mayakovsky Theatre's new production of Ostrovsky's "The Forest", Raisa Pavlovna Gurmyzhskaya, a widow in her early fifties, and her friend the housekeeper Ulita are at last played not by 70- or 80-year-old grannies but by young, vivid women, Anna Ardova and