© State Museum A.S. Pushkin Ivan Terebenev. Napoleon lowers the snake. Caricature. 1813-1814From February 1 to March 31 at the State Museum A.S. Pushkin in Moscow will be held an exhibition at which a collection of graphics of the XVII-XX centuries will be presented-the gift of art historians Anatoly GOSTERY and Tatyana Alekseeva.
This collection, donated to the museum on the eve of its 60th anniversary, will be shown at the Moscow Collection exhibition, which will combine more than 300 works of painting, graphics and decorative arts, including the little-known drawings of Bryullov, Vasnetsov, Polenov, Serov, Korovin, Kandininsky, Suetin and other Russian and foreign artists.
“The collection presented at the exhibition tells not only the masters of past eras, wars, flights and falls of civilizations. - It is said in the message on the website of the Museum A.S. Pushkin . - United by the ensemble, it creates a completely new cultural environment, open to the world, where, according to Pushkin: "All flags will visit ...". "
“For the exposition at the Museum of A.S. Pushkin collectors selected their favorite treasures - works of masters whose names make up the pride of domestic and world culture. ”