"New Jerusalem" in the State Tretyakov Gallery

[Konstantin]

Russian art of XVIII-XX centuries from the collection
Historical and Architectural Museum of Art
"New Jerusalem" (Istra)

One of the largest cultural centers in the Moscow region in the Tretyakov Gallery shows his collection of Russian art of XVIII - first half of XX century. Selected for this exhibition of more than 70 first-class exhibits from the museum's collection, established in Soviet and post-Soviet period. Among them - both superb examples of Russian classic portraiture and landscape painting, and the works of Soviet artists "quiet" art of pre-war years.

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The museum was founded in 1920 on the site of a closed New Jerusalem Monastery. The core collection was formed as a result of the nationalization of estates and private collections. During the 1920's with the intention of taking in State of paintings, artistic furniture, china and other valuables were examined are located near Istra estate of Russian aristocracy: Ilinskoe (vel. book. Romanov SA), Peter (Golitsyn), Nikolskoye (Gagarin ) Glebovo (Brusilov), Christmas (Tolstoy). In the late 1920's paintings, furniture and porcelain manor were transferred to the "New Jerusalem" from the private suburban museums, mansions Nikolskoe Urupino and Dubrovitsy. Until 1937 Istra museum replenish their funds out of 16 former estates.

Features of collection allowed most of the exhibition at the Tretyakov Gallery to devote Russian estate culture XVIII-XIX centuries. Among the imported masterpieces - the work of F. Rokotov, VATropinin, NG Chernetsova, as well as a unique portrait of the XVIII century Ivan Loktev - perhaps the image of his teacher, the first Russian genre painter Ivan Firsov. One of the central places in the exhibition is "Portrait of Princess Smaragd (Mary) Cantemir" brush Nikitin, entering service in 1937 from the Lenin museum of local lore in Tsaritsyno.
The exhibition includes the best purchase of 1970-1980-ies: pictures NI Argunova, MN Vorobyov, watercolors KA Gorbunova, PF Sokolova.
In the arts and crafts console table are mahogany, made in the beginning of the XIX century on sketches A. Voronikhin, and porcelain of two famous Russian companies - Imperial Porcelain Factory and Plant AG Popov.
A special section of the exhibition are paintings by Konstantin Gorbatov (1876-1945) - known in the pre-revolutionary Russia landscape painter, who left Russia in 1922. Istra museum holds a large collection of his paintings and records provided by a bequest of the artist in the Soviet Union in Berlin in 1964.

The exhibition at the Tretyakov Gallery allows you to show and the best collections of paintings from the first half of XX century, which is actively formed in the "New Jerusalem" since 1977. In this series, one of the masterpieces of Leonid Pasternak - a portrait A.B.Vysotskoy-Gotz, whose daughter, Boris Pasternak dedicated the poem "Marburg". Small but bright section Russian avant-garde art and non art 1920-1930-ies include the work of prominent artists - such as Richard Falk, A. Osmerkin, AV Shevchenko, AN Volkov, A . F. Sofronova, D. Gurevich.

The exhibition is interesting, some names are (to my shame) for me were unknown.

The exhibition consists of works of classic and avant-garde turn of the century, roughly equal.

1. Press conference at which all in turn told about himself, including the mayor of Istria.
2. 3. General view, the hall is decorated - excellent, light on 5.
4. KI Gorbatov 1930
5. AA Osmerkin 1919
6. RR Falk 1923
7. AA Osmerkin 1919
8. KI Gorbatov 1926
9. KI Gorbatov 1943
10. KI Gorbatov 1931

[Konstantin]

Katya liked everything. Once photographed, walked circles yet. Then he sat down, fed with positive emotions.

1. AA Pomanskii in 1920 - so I love things like that
2. AV Shevchenko 1929
3. 4. NA Varnish 1927 - new name for me, very much.
5. AN Volkov 1923
6. S. S Zhukovsky 1910

Today it is not enough time, but tomorrow lay out the classic 18-19 age. Aivazovsky there will be very romantic.

[Konstantin]

And here is the promised classics.

Mainly portraits, beautiful inspired faces (without irony). Who does not like Shulzhenko, go and look necessarily. I did not take pictures of everything, a lot, and in general the same.

1. SK Varenko, Princess T. Golicina 1841
2. IL Aivazovsky 1855
3. N. H. Catherine II in 1790
AP Antropov, Queen Sofia in 1772
5. Here are pictures I love, I called - "The conversation of women"
6. R. Lefebvre, princess MF Boryatinskaya with her daughter Olga. 1817

All pictures are provided with a brief biographical note about drawn by man. For example on the last scene is written about the princess and her daughter, until the who and what rank parents, husband, and whom later married his daughter.

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Сообщение от Konstantin

A special section of the exhibition are paintings by Konstantin Gorbatov (1876-1945) - known in the pre-revolutionary Russia landscape painter, who left Russia in 1922. Istra museum holds a large collection of his paintings and records provided by a bequest of the artist in the Soviet Union in Berlin in 1964.

Being always a Russian artist, shortly before the Second World War Gorbatov wrote in a letter-testament: "I am writing a letter to the tragic moment when death threatens everyone who lives in Berlin. After the war, I ask all of my pictures. .. send to the Academy of Fine Arts in Leningrad, let her do as will fit. Of fate, that the works of Konstantin Gorbatov (more than 100 paintings and graphic works) and its archive in 1964 were transferred from the GDR in the Museum "New Jerusalem" (at that time, Moscow Regional Museum). (c)

[SergeiSK]

Good show, work Gorbatova liked.
This:

Сообщение от Konstantin

Who does not like Shulzhenko, go and look necessarily.

some not so. Better - "Who likes Shulzhenko, go and watch a must!"

[uriart]

Thank God that found intelligent people and kept all the legacy of the artist!