On February 16, the museum started the second cycle of lectures by V.A. Shakin’s “Palette of Faust”, dedicated to the history of foreign art of the XIII-XVII centuries.

The first lecture of the cycle was devoted to the life and work of the Dutch artist Jerome Bosch.

The phantasmagoric images, the deep originality and mystery of the artistic language of Bosch – the rebus, not solved yet. The great successor of the traditions of Flemish painting was a special way in art. Plots, surprising wit contemporaries and connoisseurs, with the centuries it became more mysterious and foggy. Epochs and social tastes are changing, new names appear on the art Olympus, but the fantastic world of Hieronymus Bosch still remains a matter of art, to which there is no definitive answer.

The next lecture will be held March 16. She will be dedicated to the work of Peter Bruegel.
Record to the lecture will begin on March 2. Call by phone: 255-50-81.