Voronezh Regional Art Museum. I.N. Kramskoy
Voronezh Regional Art Museum. I.N. Kramskoy
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+7 (473) 255-38-67
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Voronezh Regional Art Museum. I.N. Kramskoy
+7 (473) 255-38-67
The museum invites everyone (from 12 years old) to touch the mysterious world of art of Ancient Egypt.
March 22 at 18:00
On March 25, at 12:00, the museum will host master classes “Scarab Pendant”.
The participants of the master class will begin the lesson by getting acquainted with the collection of Egyptian antiquities, in particular, the exposition of scarab amulets. During the creative task, the guests will learn about the symbolic meaning of flowers in ancient Egypt, master the one-touch technique, and then paint a ceramic talisman pendant.
Such a scarab will be a wonderful gift to a loved one and will preserve the memory of visiting the museum for a long time.
The classes are conducted by the artist Irina Lepekhina.
Duration – 120 minutes (40 minutes of theoretical part + 80 minutes of practice)
The cost is 400 rubles.
All materials are provided. You take the finished work with you.
On December 1, the museum will reopen the exhibition “Dilapidated. Eternal” (12+).
The project is carried out within the framework of the “Days of Israel in Voronezh”.
The exhibition “Dilapidated. Eternal” is an educational project that demonstrates paintings and graphic works of the XVI-XX centuries illustrating the subjects of the Old Testament from the collection of the Voronezh Regional Art Museum named after I.N. Kramskoy. The exhibition presents about 30 reproduction engravings by leading engravers of Italy, France, England of the XVII-XX centuries, made according to the famous works of Raphael, Bassano, Artemisia Gentileschi, Rubens, Rembrandt, Angelica Kaufman, as well as authentic paintings by masters of the Dutch and Dutch schools of the XVI-XVII centuries.
The events of the Old Testament served as a source of inspiration for many painters. Unlike the subjects of the New Testament, they were less represented in the iconographic tradition, and their illustration required more work of the artist’s imagination. In addition to book illustrations for the Eternal Book, albums of engravings, suites and cycles of easel works devoted to individual biblical themes were also published in the XVI – XVIII centuries, so the sizes of the works presented at the exhibition are very different – from small book illustrations of “small masters” of the middle of the XVI century to large-format sheets.
The concept of the exhibition combines several thematic blocks, in particular, the exposition of the hall will be arranged in a chronological sequence of images of the plots of the Old Testament books and will acquaint the viewer with how the biblical texts were interpreted by artists of different schools and trends. The Old Testament plots embodied in the paintings and graphic works of Western European masters of the XVI-XIX centuries are revealed in comparison with poetic tests: from the classics of the golden age of Russian literature (A.S. Pushkin epigram “Singer David was small in stature…” 1824,) to poets and writers of the Silver Age, in particular A. A. Akhmatova (“Judith” 1922, “Lot’s Wife”, 1924), M. I. Tsvetaeva (“And Moses swam himself in a basket…” 1916), I. A. Bunina (“Sabaoth, 1908), etc.
After a technical break, the exhibition will open on the second floor of the exhibition hall. The current dates of the exhibition: December 1 – January 15, 2023.
Ticket price:
Entrance ticket – 200 rubles.
Discounted ticket (schoolchildren, pensioners, students) – 100 rubles.
Members of the Union of Artists (upon presentation of a certificate) – free of charge.
Photography: mobile devices, camera (without flash) – free of charge.
Guided tours of the exhibition will be conducted by appointment: +7 (473) 255-50-81.
The Voronezh Regional Art Museum invites organized groups of schoolchildren to thematic classes of the Museum Stories series and lectures of the In the Land of Art cycle.
Classes are held on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays upon prior request by phone: 8 (473) 255-50-81.
The duration of each lesson is 90 minutes.
Cost – 200 rubles (1 person).
MUSEUM CLASSES:
“We came to the museum” (7-12 years). September October.
The lesson will help to form an initial idea of an art museum, to get acquainted with the permanent museum exposition using the example of the most memorable works. In the creative workshop, participants will create their own versions of museums.
Number of participants: up to 25 people.
“In the artist’s studio” (7-12 years old). November December
At the lesson, participants will get acquainted with the profession of an artist-painter, with the tools and visual materials that the artist uses, and also try their hand at creativity.
Number of participants: up to 25 people.
“In the land of the pyramids” (7-14 years). February March
At the lesson, participants will travel into the past and get acquainted with the oldest collection of Egyptian antiquities in Russia, learn the secrets of the country of the pyramids and visit an ancient Egyptian scribe. The practical part is devoted to painting the imitation of the Egyptian relief.
Number of participants: up to 15 people
“What the vases told us about” (7–14 years old). April May
Participants will get acquainted with the collection of ancient Greek ceramics, learn about pottery and vase painting, get an idea about the purpose and use of ancient Greek vessels in public life. The practical part will provide an opportunity to paint vase patterns in the ancient Greek style.
Number of participants: up to 25 people
“Artists-Countrymen” (14-17 years old). September – May
At the lesson, participants will get acquainted with the life and work of talented artists of the Voronezh land – I.N. Kramskoy, A.A. Buchkuri, E.A. Kiseleva. The overview of the museum collection includes a visit to the halls of the permanent exhibition.
Number of participants: up to 25 people
“Types and genres of fine arts” (from 14–17 years old). September – May
Participants will get an idea about the specifics of the fine arts, its types and genres, the diversity and uniqueness of the art world. The overview of the museum collection includes a visit to the halls of the permanent exhibition.
Number of participants: up to 25 people
LECTURES “IN THE LAND OF ART”
“ART is the time and space in which the beauty of the human spirit lives. Just as gymnastics straightens the body, so art straightens the soul…” – V.A. Sukhomlinsky.
Lectures are designed for children from 7 to 14 years old.
They are held on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays by prior request by phone: 8 (473) 255-50-81.
The number of participants is up to 30 people.
The duration of each lecture is 60 minutes.
Cost – 150 rubles (1 person).
Lecture “Nature and the artist”. September.
Let’s get acquainted with the landscape as a genre of painting, the features of the lyrical landscape, landscape-mood and marina. We will help develop the ability to experience a landscape image and emotional perception of color. The overview of the museum collection includes a visit to the halls of the permanent exhibition.
Lecture “The Quiet Life of Things”. October.
On the example of the Russian and Western European schools of painting, we will consider still life as a genre of painting, get acquainted with the history of the genre, varieties of still life, feel and see the beauty of the objective world. The overview of the museum collection includes a visit to the halls of the permanent exhibition.
Lecture “Portrait in Fine Art”. November.
Let’s talk about the role of a portrait in shaping interest in a person, in the world of his feelings, about the types of portrait, learn to distinguish a chamber portrait from a formal one, and learn about the features of creating a self-portrait. The overview of the museum collection includes a visit to the halls of the permanent exhibition.
Lecture “Historical painting and everyday genre”. December.
We will learn the history of the emergence of the genre, talk about the variety of topics and plots. Let’s figure out why the historical and everyday genres are a reflection of eras and different aspects of human life. The overview of the museum collection includes a visit to the halls of the permanent exhibition.
As part of the work to counter the ideology of terrorism, the Voronezh Regional Art Museum. I.N. Kramskoy continues a series of online publications “Heroes of Russia”, dedicated to the natives and residents of the Voronezh region – the Heroes of Russia, who distinguished themselves in the fight against international terrorism.
Makhotin Alexey Nikolaevich (born April 9, 1961) – colonel of the internal service, Hero of the Russian Federation (2001)
Alexei Nikolaevich Makhotin was born on April 9, 1961 in the village of Troitskoye, Novokhopyorsky District, Voronezh Region. He worked at a state farm, then at the Voronezh tire plant. He studied at the evening department of the Voronezh Technological Institute. In 1981-1983 he served in the Soviet Army. After demobilization, he went to serve in the bodies of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the USSR, in the operational police regiment, in parallel he graduated from the Leningrad Financial and Economic Institute in 1989, and became an operative of the OBKhSS in maritime transport.
Since 1993, he headed the operational-combat department of the SOBR RUBOP in St. Petersburg and the Leningrad Region. Was sent to the North Caucasus during the First Chechen War. In 1999, he was transferred to the regional administration system of the GUIN of the Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation, first to the position of deputy for combat and service training of the Typhoon special forces detachment, then head of the operational department of the Department of Internal Security.
He was commanded at the head of the Typhoon detachment to Dagestan and Chechnya during the Second Chechen War. On February 11-28, 2000, operating in the Argun Gorge, the detachment defeated three militant bases, destroyed more than 40 militants without loss on their part. During one of the battles, A. Makhotin personally destroyed the enemy’s machine-gun point with grenades. In the battles for the village of Komsomolskoye, against the bandit formation of Ruslan Gelaev, Makhotin personally destroyed 3 firing points and 5 separatists, carried a seriously wounded man on himself. On March 7, 2000, being surrounded, A. Makhotin managed to organize a circular defense and, having inflicted losses on the enemy, break through to his own. On March 10, 2000, he personally destroyed the enemy stronghold, eliminating 20 militants, and then on the same day broke through the encirclement of a group of internal troops. In those battles, A. Makhotin received a concussion, but remained in the ranks.
By decree of the President of the Russian Federation in 2001, for “the courage shown in battles and the skillful leadership of the unit in the fight against terrorist formations in the North Caucasus”, Colonel of the Internal Service Aleksey Nikolaevich Makhotin was awarded the title of Hero of the Russian Federation with the Gold Star medal.
In 2001 he graduated from St. Petersburg University of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia. In 2002, he retired. He currently lives in St. Petersburg, first worked as an adviser to the head of the GUIN in the North-Western Federal District, then as a lawyer at Consultant SV LLC. Actively engaged in social activities.
He was also awarded the Order of Courage, a number of medals and personalized weapons.
Currently, he is Vice-Rector for Regime and Security of St. Petersburg State University of Economics.
In 2016, he did not agree with the assignment of the name of Akhmat Kadyrov to the bridge over the Dudergof Canal, in protest he left the organization of St. Petersburg “Council of Heroes”.
Photo from the website of the international patriotic Internet project “Heroes of the Country”
The exhibition “Watercolors and drawings by A.P. Bogolyubov” is located on the second floor of the main building of the museum in the hall of art of the Wanderers. The showcases feature 6 watercolors and graphic sheets by the marine painter, a brilliant master of landscape and naval battle scenes, one of the most outstanding Russian painters, a European-famous master of the second half of the XIX century, Alexey Petrovich Bogolyubov (1824-1896).
The exposition of graphic sheets unfolded around the bronze sculpture of Mark Antokolsky “Christ”. This is very symbolic, because the artists were friendly, and in the second half of the 1870s, Mark Matveyevich and Alexey Petrovich formed an “Art Circle” in Paris.
During his long life, A.P. Bogolyubov created about 3 thousand works (paintings, watercolors, drawings), many of which are stored in the largest museums in Russia and abroad.
Visiting the exhibition is carried out with a ticket to the permanent exhibition of the museum.
This is the fifth exhibition from the series “Opening Funds” this year.
The exhibition will last until October 30, 2022.
The films “Wars after the war” and “The USSR and the countries of the West” were shot by JSC “Studio “Gubernia” with the support of the VRPO “Civil Assembly” LEADER “and VRKPOO” Our History “.
Watch “USSR and Western countries”
Unknown medalist
Creation period:
2nd century
Material, technique:
bronze
The size:
d-3.2
Place of creation:
—
Number in the State Catalog:
26538154
Number according to KP (GIK):
VOHM KP-12161
Inventory number:
H-1874
Unknown medalist
Creation period:
2nd century
Material, technique:
bronze
The size:
d-3.0
Place of creation:
—
Number in the State Catalog:
26538155
Number according to KP (GIK):
VOHM KP-12165
Inventory number:
H-1878
Unknown medalist
Creation period:
2nd century
Material, technique:
bronze
The size:
d-2.7
Place of creation:
—
Number in the State Catalog:
26538158
Number according to KP (GIK):
VOHM KP-12200
Inventory number:
H-1921
Unknown medalist
Creation period:
2nd century
Material, technique:
bronze
The size:
d-3.2
Place of creation:
—
Number in the State Catalog:
26538157
Number according to KP (GIK):
VOHM KP-12208
Inventory number:
H-1880