Exhibition "Crimea from Aivazovsky to the present day Moscow, March 27 - April 26

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For the second year April exhibition in the gallery "ARKA" dedicated to the Crimea. Last year was presented Crimea "Silver age" in watercolor Maximilian Voloshin. And this spring will be on display to the audience the works of artists of the Crimean art school of the Soviet period 1950-1980, belonging to the largest gallery of Crimea "Art Boulevard", whose collection is the biggest and most complete collection of paintings of artists of the Crimean media art tradition of the mid-20th century.
The owners of the gallery "Art Boulevard" brought to Moscow the work of recognized masters: the people's artist of the Russian Federation and the USSR Valentine Bernadsky, people's artist of the USSR, the student Lentulov - Fedor Zakharov, honoured artist of the USSR and the people's artist of the USSR, the student Johansson - James Basova, Anatoly got a withered arm, a pupil Kuprin, Lentulov and Udaltsova - Helena Nagaishi and other equally eminent representatives of the school.
The core of the exhibition will be paintings by the great Ivan Aivazovsky, Felix Lagorio and Maximilian Voloshin, masters, whose voices in the choir, singing a beautiful Peninsula, are of particular importance.
The exhibition will be held at the address: Moscow, Bryusov pereulok, building 2/ 14, building 3
Opening hours: Monday - Friday, from 12.00 to 20.00, Saturday from 12.00 to 18.00, Sunday closed.
You can visit the gallery at another time convenient for You by prior arrangement.
Directions: from the street Bolshaya Nikitskaya by Brusov lane 100-150 meters, then right at the arch.
On foot: from Tverskaya metro station, Okhotny Ryad, Chekhovskaya, Pushkinskaya.
Phones: +7(495) 629-89-46, +7(495) 629-06-10, +7 916-575-79-32.