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Romario, in those years were the strongest collections of many prominent figures of the Soviet art!
We Ruslanova.
We Nik.Golovanova
Vera Dulova
We Ek.Geltser
In Utjosov L.
We Mironov and A. Menaker
In A. Gribov
WF Vishnevsky
It's all Muscovites. Piterskih know less.
About collection Rzhevsky brothers already knew when it was put on display in the Benois Wing. And this book I have.
Yes, it was much more material than it is now. Then the money was less a collector than it is today.
Still honor and praise V. Vekselberg, which bought the Forbes collection and all Russia sees this wonderful collection.
I was lucky, I was at the very first exhibition in the museums of the Kremlin (the Patriarch's Palace) where there was exhibited collection.
All collectors are obsessed with people in various degrees.
But thanks to their obsession are museums in which we have much to contemplate.
Thank collectors!
Hurray, comrades!
It is a pity that in Soviet times, so no screaming.
Then just selected the collection like F. Vishnevsky. And he rose from the ashes and collected another great collection.
This topic is endless.
And I was corrected, and many will add to my modest list of names, other names.
What Furtseva, unless it is something to collect?
've Never heard
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She had access to things (as far as I remember it was the chairman of the Control Commission), which had been stored in the vaults after the removal of a defeated Germany trains with objects of art - I even mentioned the word "access" to a previous message, it is just in the context of Furtseva. It's like a well-known fact of her life. In the history around this whole do not want to delve