Who collects that
 

Who that collects
Peter Aven, head of Alfa-Bank "- Russian painting in the late XIX beginning of XX century, the Soviet agitfarfor
Vladimir Potanin, head of the company "Interros" - bells
Vladimir Nekrasov, the former owner of Arbat Prestige "- the Soviet Painting
Elena Baturin head of holding "Inteko - Russian porcelain
David Yakobashvili head of Wimm-Bill-Dann - antique mechanical musical instruments
Kirsan Ilyumzhinov President of Kalmykia - paintings of Ilya Glazunov
Vladimir Lisin head of the Novolipetsk Metallurgical Combine, Kasli molding
Mikhail Fridman, head of Alfa-Group "- samurai swords
Alexander Gafin former vice-president of Alfa-Bank "- Bulldog figurines
Umar Dzhabrailov head of the Plaza-groups "- the work of contemporary artists
Farhad Akhmedov, a member of the Federation Council - paintings by Aivazovsky
Konstantin Ernst, the head of the First Channel - Graphics 20-ies of XX century
Vyacheslav Kantor, the head of holding "Acron - domestic painting
Leonid Michelson head of holding "Novatek" - Russian realistic painting
Alexander Pochinok, a member of the Federation Council - rare coins
(Komsomolskaya Pravda)

And the author's porcelain Soviet period.
And not only Russian.

Now immediately clear to anyone with which to bow

Too fat for them to be.

Andrew 1.Chervichenko-millionaire, former president of Spartak Moscow collects paintings by Aivazovsky.
2.Baturin Victor-millionaire brother E.Baturinoy-all that is connected with the life of Napoleon, there is a small collection of Soviet art.
3.Mihail Seslavinsky head Rospechat, collecting antique books.
4. Zurab Tsereteli, collects antique enamel.

Banking collection of paintings.
 

Fashion on the wonderful and the calculation of the investment banking contributed to the revival of art collections.
Investing in art - perfectly normal thing in the world. Corporate collection of works of art or antiques emphasizes the status of the bank. In Russia, investment in non-core assets while a rare phenomenon. It is believed that along with Incombank love of Russian credit organizations to the arts has been long buried. But although the revival of the few, but quite correctly selected corporate collections in recent years shows the growing interest of bankers to art.
http://bo.bdc.ru/2008/7/jivopis.htm

In my opinion, this same "manual" the author writes: "In Chinese the word crisis is composed of two characters. One means - "danger", the other - "opportunity". And the offers begin to engage in collecting it in times of crisis, when prices are low art. But then they can buy only those who have sufficient financial means. The question is, what can we do to those who would like to, but could not for some reason?

Find happiness in your travels ...

 
In our town, the traffic stops, new benches placed.
On the backside of the written advice, aphorisms. One about this. If you find it difficult to live, so you do not properly live.
That's all so simple.

and the Russian avant-garde.

Something heard, as he did there?