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Autumn nature in colors: a new exhibition opened in the Donetsk Art Museum

More than 40 works of art united different eras in the exhibition “Autumn Waltz: Painting of Nature”.

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The Donetsk Republican Art Museum has opened an exposition “Autumn Waltz: Painting of Nature”, completing the cycle “Seasons in the Museum”. As specified in the Ministry of Culture of the DPR Vernissage united more than 40 works of painting and decorative and applied art, created from the end of the XIX to the beginning of the XXI century.

The halls present the works of classics of the national school, including Konstantin Kryzhitsky and Andrei Tutunov, as well as famous representatives of Donetsk art - Alexei Polyakov and Yuri Zorko. A special place was taken by the paintings of a member of the Union of Artists of Russia Larissa Jarta.

The exhibition is open to visitors until November 20.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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