Christie's on June 6.

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And here Russian Art
on June 6 at Christie's.

[Игорь Гурьев]

With horror, I think that some Vekselberg buys Repin painting " Parisian cafe and podneset ... yes, the Tretyakov Gallery !

As though there without it Repin little ...

If Russia one of the rich think about the Russian culture , he would have bought the painting and brought it to Paris or the Museum d'Orsay , or the Metropolitan Museum , for example ...

I think they would have ...

[Konstantin]

Originally Posted by Guriev , Igor

If Russia one of the rich think about the Russian culture ,

He added it would be better teachers' salaries in some rural schools or rigged in the same medical offices . Instead , we kill for the Olympics and other championships , and the next year school funding is cut in half . This I know for sure , because our school had a meeting this Monday on the matter. Thinking what to do in this regard .

[Игорь Гурьев]

Originally Posted by Konstantin

He added it would be better teachers' salaries in some rural schools or rigged in the same medical offices .

Well , five pounds of lemons - a penny for these programs.
Go unnoticed in the sand .

But the decent thing to Repin reminiscent of Russian painting somewhere in Paris , London or New York - not too much would have been .

[Konstantin]

Originally Posted by Guriev, Igor

a penny for these programs

If you steal the officials, then yes.
If you do not tyrit something very normal, even money.

Well this we digress.

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Originally Posted by Konstantin

He added it would be better teachers' salaries in some rural school

Already :
12.05.2011 14:33: The Russian billionaire Mikhail Prokhorov plans to invest a record $ 210 million in the modernization of schools in the city Newark , New Jersey
About this in his blog, the journalist writes the Washington Post. It is worth recalling that Prokhorov owns a basketball club , " the New Jersey Nets . " The press service of ONEKSIM Gazete.Ru refused to comment on participation by Prokhorov in a new project .

Originally Posted by Konstantin; 1640603 "

the next year school funding is cut in half . This I know for sure , because our school had a meeting this Monday on the matter. Thinking what to do in this regard .

In the city of Newark , New Jersey , came up with .
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[QUOTE="Guriev, Igor; 1640621]Well, five pounds of lemons - a penny for these programs.[/QUOTE]

Yeah, for "programs" is that "a penny", but not for actual schools.

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Originally Posted by Guriev, Igor

And here is a decent thing to Repin's reminiscent of Russian painting somewhere in Paris, London or New York - not too much would have been.

Very funny.
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"Reminder of Russian Art" ...
Repin ...
In London ...
Or in New York ...
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[Seriy]

Originally Posted by Guriev , Igor

With horror, I think that some Vekselberg buys Repin painting " Parisian cafe and podneset ... yes, the Tretyakov Gallery !

As though there without it Repin little ...

If Russia one of the rich think about the Russian culture , he would have bought the painting and brought it to Paris or the Museum d'Orsay , or the Metropolitan Museum , for example ...

I think they would have ...

Take , but do not hang - place for all small ... Picasso to the store hiding that there Repin ...

[Игорь Гурьев]

The San Francisco Museum of Fine Arts is zalchik with Russian art: a hefty oryasina Makovsky, Troubetzkoy, Faberge ...


What's wrong?


And if the big picture Repin graced some of the major Western museums, it would be very nice.

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Originally Posted by Seriy

will take, but do not hang-place for all small ...
Picasso to the store hiding that there Repin ...

It is not.

The Museum d'Orsay hang Ge, Repin, Pasternak, V. Serov.

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Originally Posted by Guriev , Igor ; 1640681 "

And if the big picture Repin graced some of the major Western museums , it would be very nice .

No , I understand ...
For you , Igor Sasha,

Originally Posted by Guriev , Igor ; 1607223 "

green anguish on the forum

and you are such smeshnostyami are trying to disperse .
But very much in the forum do not make a farce ... >

[Seriy]

Igor Sasha, and what you mean by the San Francisco Museum of Fine Arts ?
There is a building of Fine Art Palace next to the Presidio , it was built in the early 20 th century to World's Fair , and more art there never was exposed , there is now an educational natural science museum . Permanent exhibition of art 19 th century in San Francisco, no ( I will be glad if you correct me ) . The museum, which hangs Matisse - Picasso called the SF MOMA . It available from several paintings by Picasso exhibited one or alternatively, due to lack of space.