An exhibition from the series "" Not for the sake of greed ... "collection, and collectors of the Russian Museum"

timing, with the July 21, 2011

Today Benois Wing of the Russian Museum presents "Outstanding collectors of folk art" from the series "" Not for the sake of greed ... "collection, and collectors of the Russian Museum».

Bucket-skopar. XIX century Permogore, Solvychegodsk County. Vologda Wood slotting painting. õ29 27, 5 x 51 5 From the Collection of AA Polovtsov Source: rusmuseum.ru

Box The first quarter of XVIII century Wood painting lubu, metal. 39 x 40 h59 From the Collection of AA Polovtsov Source: rusmuseum.ru

exhibition for the first time in sufficient detail to present the most valuable from an artistic collection of works by folk artists in the Russian Museum. It clearly reflects the contribution of each collector in the treasury of native art. The exhibition includes works from the collections of NL Shabelski, SA Davydova, NP Likhachev, AA Polovtsov FM Elijah, artists ND Dmitrieva Orenburg-, Vladimir Lebedev and other Russian collectors. presents unique examples of carving wood, wooden and clay toys, embroidery, lacquer miniatures, and other types of folk art XVII-XX centuries, the largest arts centers in Russia (Palekh, Zhostovo, Dymkovo Sloboda Bogorodskoye, Great Ustyug, Sergiev Posad, etc.).

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towel. XIX century Tula Province embroidery stitch and two-way joint. 224 x 38 From the collection of ND Dmitriev-Orenburg Source: rusmuseum.ru

gingerbread board Master Matthew Voroshin. 1779 Vladimir Province wood carving. 49 x 38 x5 From the collection of NP Likhachev Source: rusmuseum.ru

exhibition not only clearly explains about the individual preferences of the owners, but also reveals the general trend of collecting in Russia in XIX- XX centuries.

Source: rusmuseum.ru