We were addressed with a complaint about the artist. As it turned out later, the artist is professional and talented. Drawing bright animals in a touching popular style. What caused the claims? Yes, only one thing - with canvases for the paintings of Elena Lazareva from Priozersk are the coastal cliffs of Lake Ladoga.

Under the guise of a scientific complex, elite housing for sale was built. The Mountain University offers to sell an apartment in the Vasileostrovsky Quarter-an elite residential complex with beautiful views at the Historical Center of St. Petersburg and the Gulf of Finland, "as information says on the official website. The advertisers did not sin against the truth - mindful of how the complex was built, it can rightfully be called unique. Because such stories in St.

Will the law on protected areas face a new gubernatorial veto? The story of the creation of new specially protected natural areas (SPNA) in St. Petersburg, where rare species of plants and animals or unique natural complexes are located to be protected, has gone into a second round. Which may well end up the same as the first one. That is, nothing. Now in St. Petersburg there are one and a half dozen protected areas, which occupy about 4% of the city’s area.

A group of active patriots, Orthodox publicists and historians who have joined them demand that Repin’s painting be removed from the Tretyakov Gallery. A letter demanding that the painting “Ivan the Terrible and His Son Ivan” (popularly known as “Ivan the Terrible Kills His Son”) be removed from the Tretyakov Gallery’s storage rooms was published on the Russian Line website.

On October 4, the International Theater Festival of the same name opened for the 23rd time at the Baltic House Theater. The emblem of the festival this year turned out to be Suprematist peasants taken out of Malevich’s paintings with an explanatory inscription diagonally: “Russians!” Not even explanatory, but rather enthusiastic. Or, on the contrary, threatening (like the common overseas slogan during the Cold War era, “The Russians are coming!”).

The hospital in Kronstadt, named after St. John of Kronstadt, refused paid abortions. At the beginning of September, a victorious post appeared on the website of the organization “Warriors of Life,” which fights abortion: in Kronstadt Hospital No. 36 they no longer commit infanticide - “it was banned because of the new name of the clinic.” “So God, with the hands of his soldiers, the Warriors of Life, saved the city of St.

Galina Shirshina, who is called the Karelian Cinderella, can dramatically change the political situation in the region, where there has long been a war between Yabloko and United Russia. Train station in Petrozavodsk. In the center of the station square stands a homemade Big Ben - a stele with a clock and a portrait of Yuri Gagarin. It was installed at the height of the election campaign.