Surikov Art Museum is the only large art museum in Krasnoyarsk, which has substantial collections that have high artistic value. It was opened in 1958. The exposition of the museum is represented by ancient Russian art (icons, graphics, sculpture, decorative arts), Russian avant-garde, the art of the XX century, Western European art of the XVII – early XIX century., folk art.
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- With its rich collection and stunning architecture, the Surikov Art Museum is a must-visit for art enthusiasts and history lovers.
- For visiting the Museum was opened in may 1958 with the exposition, consisting of 300 works of Russian and foreign art.
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- Krasnoyarsk Art Museum named after V.Surikov is a place, which unites connoisseurs of various art forms.
- Regional State Budgetary Institution “Krasnoyarsk Art Museum named after V.I. Surikova ”was founded in 1957 on the basis of part of the collections...
- Surikov Krasnoyarsk Art Museum, Rusya ondalık formatta koordinatlar: enlem — 56.01140792724837, boylam — 92.88162999846554.Bulunamadı: state
- Located in Krasnoyarsk City Centre, this hotel is within a 5-minute walk of Surikov Art Museum and Krasnoyarski Krai Puppet Theater.
- Surikov Art Museum is the only large art museum in Krasnoyarsk, which has substantial collections that have high artistic value.Bulunamadı: state
- State Museum-Estate of Surikov(Krasnoyarsk), an outstanding painter, was donated to the city by the artist's daughters in the 1930s.
- The museum boasts exquisite artworks by renowned Russian 19th-century artist Ivan Surikov as well as his contemporaries.
- Krasnoyarsk State Surikov Art Museum.
- The main exhibition of the artistic museum named after the native of Krasnoyarsk of the great Russian artist is located in the Gadalov mansion.
- The Surikov Museum-Estate preserves the house, sheds and vegetable patch of 19th-century painter Vasily Surikov (1848–1916).