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Part of his collection of old china from forty unique pieces of owner Inteko Elena Baturin has recently donated to the museum Tsaritsino. Occasional ceramics has previously exhibited in the museum-reserve in the exhibition project "Russia and France began the nineteenth century. The history of wars, the history of good-neighborliness in the works of art."

The exhibition has always aroused interest among the public, and it has been extended. Now dozens of vases, ceremonial dinner services, meals of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, which depicts the battle and scenes of everyday life early nineteenth century, became an integral part of the museum fund and will continue to "participate" in a variety of exhibition projects. According to Yelena Baturina, the decision on the transfer of porcelain was made public about a year ago. On it, in particular, influenced by the fact "as a collection of organically fit into the exposition."

General Director of the Museum Tsaritsino Alexander Bezrukov emphasizes that the collection Baturina - one of the largest collections of ceramics foreign artists donated Tzaritzyno from a private person. "All the items in the collection are museum quality, and we have them will be provided with decent conditions of storage and exhibition. It's an impressive collection of pottery and porcelain will allow visitors to continue to meet interesting examples of the work of French masters of arts and crafts," - said Alexander Bezrukov.