The Pushkin Museum is - the bare walls!
 

Wrote in his subject, but because among the members of the forum is a museum, decided to allocate separately, on the painful topic for me.

Went today to the Pushkin. Alas, again half of Pushkin on tour until September 2011! I had forgotten when I saw all of Picasso on the spot, no girls on the ball, nor the old man and a boy. There is not much of Kandinsky, Paul Gauguin, "You're jealous," Rouault not. Because of cents, which they throw on the porch some Japanese yarn, ready to fly Pushkin with guts to take out. And as if something someone gives in return. No one and nothing!
Picasso exhibition was off-exchange, and gift Turner gift.
Then when Picasso from the frequent traffic will remain horns and legs, that would be a new purchase?

"Avignon girls" never leave New York! Forbidden! That's it.
And we?

Everything on sale!

Posted in Blog of the museum, is unlikely to be accommodated there, at all of them benevolently.
And I can not keep quiet - that has got nothing, expropriated, half were given the Bolsheviks, now museum workers dealt with the rest. And that depends, Cezanne pocherkanny-what happened? Kandinsky's most-led outweigh from place to place in the museum smell of cooking, borscht ...
In short, a nightmare.

"I am delighted with Russian food, particularly in the restaurant" Pushkin ". Borsch - just super."
Rob Schneider.


And I kept thinking, where it is.
Now I'll know.

Perhaps it is your perception - "a nightmare". I am in the Pushkin often. Very often, because I love this place, and I live close by. And never (!), Never smell of borscht was not raised in the halls of the museum. For eating there are specially designated areas, so no need to exaggerate. And the fact that the exposure changes, so this is understandable - to show the world's masterpieces of the province is also necessary. Not every resident of the Kamchatka travels to Moscow to look at Western European art. And the exhibition at the Pushkin pass quite regularly. Not every week of the new opening.

You go, probably in the main building. Impressionists and post-are in a small building, there is a common staircase from the kitchen to the very top floor and the smell of cooking is almost always the case. The very smell does not bother me, I care about what happens to the paintings in such conditions.
If you happen often, so visit today and take a look as jarred cardboard Kandinsky.

Show you can, but should be limited and the frequency of impressions and what can and can not. Can not be taken out of the museum's never "Are you jealous?" Gauguin, nor "The Girl on the ball." Unjustifiable risk nothing. Compensate for their loss is impossible.
As there are prohibitions on the masterpieces of the first magnitude in other museums, you can not remove "Mona Lisa", or "Avignon girls."
That is why not bring the guys to the old man and the boy-old man with a guitar in Chicago? And because the FIG you! - Meets Chicago.
The old man and the boy did not go to Kamchatka and Japan.
And, of course, yes, it's my perception, I'm not blind. Have you seen the condition of some of Picasso in Paris? In the poor-and cracked and the paint peel off. Thank God that the girl wrote a thin layer, so that is still alive, but that does not mean that you can pull it back and forth, and in the tail and mane ...

I realized that you're talking about building on Volkhonka 14. On Thursday'll come necessarily see what's such a "nightmare." Kamchatka I brought as an example, saying that it is necessary to introduce the art of others, without access to the world's masterpieces. I do not understand why you think that sharing works of art is not good? After all, remember how much joy brought Picasso exhibition? But there is the collection of the Pushkin was what is called a one-two and obchelsya ... Went old man with a boy in Japan - and it's great. Let the Japanese people to see it and rejoice, too, as you and I rejoice that comes to us. Why do you say about them as about the potential loss?

The fact of the matter is that in return we get nothing. Picasso exhibition - is not an exchange, a gift from France in the year of France in Russia.
In my memory I do not remember a single painting by Picasso in return for a share of our export supershedevrov. And the fact that they are such, no doubt.
Or Guernica brought and I missed? Or a tragedy from Washington?
Any finding out the museum is the potential loss and risk.
You know, sc paintings by Van Gogh burned by fire? In particular, some of the sunflowers.

Did not know that Pushkin Museum carries the province world masterpieces. And that - carries?

"At the Pushkin Museum brought a record number of paintings by Picasso-240 Masterpieces of Russian judges saw the beautiful: paintings, photographs and sculpture."
"60 Masterpieces from Raphael to Goya." From the Budapest Museum.

Henrik - politics. "The group of restorers who examined the famous painting by Pablo Picasso's" Guernica ", which is stored at Madrid's National Center of Art Reina Sofia, recognized the state of the paintings" serious but stable "and urged not to remove it outside the museum.

On how to carry the huge (349 to 776 cm) canvas in Guernica, the Basque town bombed-out Italian and German aircraft in 1937, insists the government of the autonomous community of Basque Country. In Madrid, this idea resisted because of fears for the safety of the picture, but the Basques suspected that the persistence of museum staff is hidden political motives. "

About Henrik do not worry, I like-corrida.

No, of course, lied.
Confused with the Hermitage.
Was visiting in Siberia a few years ago, went to the exhibition from the Hermitage collection.
You are right, the Pushkin in the province carries no :)

Fed, this general policy, no one supershedevry will not export.
Of course, Pushkin's not on the Kamchatka Peninsula Vologda carries Picasso, and on commercial exhibitions abroad - for the money.


By the way, Botero became fashionable, and saw his statue in Pushkin, I do not know how long she was there, liked it.

Seriy, why?
The risk agrees.
But the loss of ...
Why so gloomy?