I am looking forward to this. I did not know that you have a Russian Art Museum in the Twin Cities. I took Russian as my language in school and went there in the summer of 1968.
Dave, you would LOVE this museum! Unfortunately I was not able to take photos inside, only the gift shop but there will be photos of that to follow. The Fechin exhibit was EXTRAORDINARY!! I first was introduced to him years ago at his adobe home-turned museum in Taos. What a gift that man had!!
Kathy, Then you would have absolutely loved this exhibit...a very large selection of his paintings. We spent several hours there. It's leaving for Seattle tomorrow or I would go back again.
I have about 400km from my home to the state Hermitage Museum in Petersburg :) I have visited there twice but I could spend time there weeks! The train is going from Finland to Petersburg and also to Moscow but I have never traveled using those trains. You could do virtual visits that museum here as you perhaps already know. Nice Sunday to you Kate!
I have about 400km from my home to the state Hermitage Museum in Petersburg :) I have visited there twice but I could spend time there weeks! The train is going from Finland to Petersburg and also to Moscow but I have never traveled using those trains. You could do virtual visits that museum here as you perhaps already know. Nice Sunday to you Kate!
Wow Kate, I did not know about this place. On all those business trips to Minneapolis when I worked for Wells Fargo, I would have made my way there if I had known. Many years ago, one of our museums had a show of Russian paintings and it was one of the most memorable shows I ever attended. I have got to figure out a trip to St. Petersburg and Moscow one of these days.
Oh my, now I'm envious. I don't think we've had a Russian art exhibit here yet. Would love to join you.
ReplyDeleteI am looking forward to this. I did not know that you have a Russian Art Museum in the Twin Cities. I took Russian as my language in school and went there in the summer of 1968.
ReplyDeleteDave, you would LOVE this museum! Unfortunately I was not able to take photos inside, only the gift shop but there will be photos of that to follow. The Fechin exhibit was EXTRAORDINARY!! I first was introduced to him years ago at his adobe home-turned museum in Taos. What a gift that man had!!
DeleteLove that your photo contains a poster of one of Nicolai Fechin's paintings. He is one of my favorite artists.
ReplyDeleteKathy, Then you would have absolutely loved this exhibit...a very large selection of his paintings. We spent several hours there. It's leaving for Seattle tomorrow or I would go back again.
DeleteI have about 400km from my home to the state Hermitage Museum in Petersburg :) I have visited there twice but I could spend time there weeks! The train is going from Finland to Petersburg and also to Moscow but I have never traveled using those trains.
ReplyDeleteYou could do virtual visits that museum here as you perhaps already know.
Nice Sunday to you Kate!
http://www.hermitagemuseum.org/html_En/index.html
I have about 400km from my home to the state Hermitage Museum in Petersburg :) I have visited there twice but I could spend time there weeks! The train is going from Finland to Petersburg and also to Moscow but I have never traveled using those trains.
ReplyDeleteYou could do virtual visits that museum here as you perhaps already know.
Nice Sunday to you Kate!
http://www.hermitagemuseum.org/html_En/index.html
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ReplyDeleteAwright! I'll get on my comfy shoes. Be ready in a minute, Kate!
ReplyDeleteI would love to join you!
ReplyDeleteI'm on board!
ReplyDeleteWow Kate, I did not know about this place. On all those business trips to Minneapolis when I worked for Wells Fargo, I would have made my way there if I had known. Many years ago, one of our museums had a show of Russian paintings and it was one of the most memorable shows I ever attended. I have got to figure out a trip to St. Petersburg and Moscow one of these days.
ReplyDeleteI'm in! Are we going inside, I hope?
ReplyDeleteA whole museum in Minnesota devoted to Russian art? Who would have known! This is my kind of place, except for the photography prohibition.
ReplyDeleteWhat a treat to be able to attend this showing. Wonderful Poster pic featuring the onion domes on the buildings!
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to it Kate.
ReplyDeletep.s. what gave it away that I wasn't in Bali?
Looking forward to it Kate..
ReplyDeletep.s. what gave it away that we weren't in Bali?
Looking forward to it Kate.
ReplyDeletep.s. what gave it away that I wasn't in Bali?
This is another place I have yet to visit in our area. Thanks for reminding me, Kate.
ReplyDeleteHi Kate, wow, this sounds like a fantastic place! Thank you so much for your comment on my blog, I really appreciate it.
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ReplyDeleteLove that poster.
ReplyDeleteThis must be great and I like the architecture very much.
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