Voronezh Regional Art Museum. I.N. Kramskoy
Voronezh Regional Art Museum. I.N. Kramskoy
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Voronezh Regional Art Museum. I.N. Kramskoy
+7 (473) 255-38-67
Ivanilova Alexandra Mikhailovna
Creation period:
not dated
Material, technique:
clay, paint, hand molding, firing, painting
The size:
4.5×7.0x8.5
Place of creation:
USSR country, RSFSR republic, Oryol region, Livny
Number in the State Catalog:
32107748
Number according to KP (GIK):
VOHM KP-1799
Inventory number:
D-716
Ivanilova Alexandra Mikhailovna
Creation period:
not dated
Material, technique:
clay, paint, hand molding, firing, painting
The size:
5.5×9.5×9.7
Place of creation:
USSR country, RSFSR republic, Oryol region, Livny
Number in the State Catalog:
32107747
Number according to KP (GIK):
VOHM KP-1803
Inventory number:
D-720
Ivanilova Alexandra Mikhailovna
Creation period:
not dated
Material, technique:
clay, paint, hand molding, firing, painting
The size:
4.0×7.0x9.0
Place of creation:
USSR country, RSFSR republic, Oryol region, Livny
Number in the State Catalog:
32107745
Number according to KP (GIK):
VOHM KP-1825
Inventory number:
D-744
Trifonova Xenia Prokofievna
Creation period:
not dated
Material, technique:
clay, paint, hand molding, firing, painting
The size:
14.0×19.0x8.5
Place of creation:
USSR country, RSFSR republic, Kaluga region, Duminichsky district, Khludnevo village
Number in the State Catalog:
32107744
Number according to KP (GIK):
VOHM KP-2478
Inventory number:
D-945
Nechaeva Valentina Pavlovna
Creation period:
Second half of the 20th century
Material, technique:
red clay, tempera, hand molding, firing, painting
The size:
30.0×16.5×15.0
Place of creation:
USSR country, RSFSR republic, Kirov region, Kirov
Number in the State Catalog:
32107746
Number according to KP (GIK):
VMII KP-543
Inventory number:
D-284
Derbeneva Anna Iosifovna (Osipovna)
Creation period:
not dated
Material, technique:
clay, paint, hand molding, firing, painting
The size:
19.7×9.0x8.5
Place of creation:
USSR country, RSFSR republic, Tula region, Shchekino
Number in the State Catalog:
32107743
Number according to KP (GIK):
VOHM KP-1757
Inventory number:
D-644
Derbeneva Anna Iosifovna (Osipovna)
Creation period:
not dated
Material, technique:
clay, paint, hand molding, firing, painting
The size:
18.0×5.5×6.0
Place of creation:
USSR country, RSFSR republic, Tula region, Shchekino
Number in the State Catalog:
32345653
Number according to KP (GIK):
VOHM KP-1756
Inventory number:
D-643
The 350th anniversary of the birth of Peter I is a special event for the entire Voronezh region, because the history of our region is closely connected with the activities of the great reformer. Within the framework of the anniversary year, more than 300 events are planned in the Voronezh Region, 88 of which are major ones.
May 28 will be the main event of the anniversary year. The solemn celebration will take place at two sites in the city: Lenin Square and Admiralteyskaya Square.
The official opening ceremony of the celebration will take place on Lenin Square at 11:00. Scholarships named after Emperor Peter I will also be awarded here, designed to encourage students of Voronezh universities for special academic success. The opening ceremony will end with a concert program of the Academic Song and Dance Ensemble of the Russian Army named after A. V. Alexandrov, a legendary Russian musical group that accurately reflects the spirit of Russian culture. The concert will take place as part of the implementation of the creative project “Peter’s Musical Assemblies”, organized by the Association “Valery Khalilov Winds Society” with the support of the Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation.
After the official opening ceremony at 13:00, Voronezh residents are waiting for the premiere of the debut performance “Like Tsar Peter …” by the Voronezh Academic Street Theater – a project initiated by the Platonov Arts Festival. And at 14:00 there will be a performance by the Moscow Piping Orchestra. This is the first professional Scottish bagpipes and drums orchestra in Russia, founded by artistic director Artemy Vorobyov. Also on Lenin Square will be presented exhibitions of the blacksmithing art festival “Anchor”, the Museum of Forgotten Music and the club of historical reconstruction “Ascalon”. The sites will remain open until 4:00 pm.
On Admiralteyskaya Square at 21:00, residents and guests of the city will be presented with the opera “Vivat, Russia!” G. Stavonin, which premiered on May 20 and 21 on the stage of the Voronezh Opera and Ballet Theatre. The plot of the opera takes place in 1696, when soldiers of the Moscow, Semyonovsky and Preobrazhensky regiments arrive in Voronezh to start building the first Russian fleet. The opera will end with a laser show.
Also at 12:00 on the same day, the Spartak cinema will host a presentation of the animated film Adventures on Admiralteyskaya Square by the Wizart Animation studio. This is a 3D short film about the adventures of the Voronezh cat Vaska and his friend Bulka the puppy. In the cartoon, filmed with the support of the governor of the Voronezh region, the crow will send the heroes to the era when Emperor Peter I was just starting to build the first regular Russian navy on the Voronezh River.
All events within the framework of the solemn celebration of the 350th anniversary of the birth of Peter I will be free of charge.
ATTENTION! In connection with the concert, the exhibition “Vivat, Russia!” will work until 18.00.
Entrance to the exhibition ends at 17.15 (45 minutes in advance).
After 18.00, the entrance to the exhibition will be available only for visitors to the concert (master class).
June 9 at 18.30 at VOHM them. I.N. Kramskoy will host a concert-lecture “Music of the Petrine era” (12+).
Performers: soloists of the Voronezh Regional Philharmonic Society, laureates of international competitions Elena Starkova (soprano) and Mikhail Knyazev (piano).
At the concert, the audience will be told about the origins of the national musical culture. Both the works of the era of Peter the Great and later compositions, in which elements of the cultures of different civilizations are intertwined, will sound.
The event will take place in the space of the exhibition “Vivat, Russia!”, dedicated to the 350th anniversary of the birth of Peter I.
The cost is 350 rubles. It can also be purchased with the Pushkin card.
Limited number of seats. Tickets online only.
*Photo from the archive of musicians.
As part of the annual Night of Museums campaign, the Kramskoy Voronezh Regional Art Museum hosted 3 master classes, a thematic excursion, a lecture and 2 concerts. In addition, for all visitors there was a photo zone “In the circle of comrades” where everyone could take a picture in the “environment” of the Wanderers.
In addition to the permanent exhibition, the current exhibitions “Vivat, Russia!” and “The Mythology of Time” in the museum space, an exhibition of one painting by H. Bezler-Chizhevsky “Portrait of Peter I” (from the museum’s funds) was presented, which included a thematic excursion “There was an eternal worker on the throne.” On it, the museum’s guests learned about the peculiarities of the typology of the Russian portrait of the 18th century, about the manners and stylistic techniques of the art of the Petrine era.
Lecture “Peter’s ships. The history of the navy in the Voronezh land” introduced the audience to the history of the Voronezh region, the origins of shipbuilding art on the banks of the Voronezh and Don rivers, and the main types of warships of the early 18th century.
At master classes led by artists Nelly Frolova, Olga Remez and Denis Bulavintsev, participants created architectural sketches, engravings on cardboard and “velvety” paintings on sandpaper using the dry pastel drawing technique.
The works of classical musicians and contemporary authors were performed by the CLASS-CELLO cello ensemble of the Children’s Art School No. 7 in Voronezh.
The program of the evening ended with a concert of the CARILIONA chapel of manual chromatic bells conducted by Oleg Pozharsky.
*Photo by Anton Voronin. From the archive of VOKhM them. I.N. Kramskoy