Tula museum paintings taken to the exhibition about European art in Samara

Paintings from the funds of the Tula Museum Association will be presented at the exhibition “Art of Western Europe” in the Samara Regional Art Museum. The exposition will acquaint visitors with the works of European artists of the XVII-XIX centuries, told “MK in Tula” in the press service of the Tula Museum Association.

In total, the exhibition included 52 items, including paintings, porcelain, bronze products and household items. The collected exhibits demonstrate the variety of genres and artistic trends, as well as the features of the creativity of individual masters.

Visitors will see works by Dutch, German, French, Italian and Polish artists, including Theodor Hosemann, Oswald Achenbach, François Boucher, Vincenta Dmochovsky and Domenico Corvi. A separate place in the exhibition will take sculpture. Guests will be shown the works of Pierre Jules Men, Theodore Joseph-Napoleon Jacques and Paul Joseph Raymond Gayrard.

The exhibition will open on October 22. Now the staff of the museum prepare exhibits for display and unpack the items that have arrived.

The exhibition is organized in the format of museum exchange and is held within the framework of the national project “Family”. Earlier, on October 16, an exhibition of Russian avant-garde was opened at the Tula Museum of Fine Arts.

Earlier, MK in Tula also wrote that eight rarities from Tula museums were sent for restoration to St. Petersburg. The work will be carried out by the art and restoration group “ArtStudio”. Among the objects are the bureau of the second quarter of the XIX century from the Tula Museum of Fine Arts, which came to the museum in 1988 from a private collection. Two paired candelabras of the XIX century in the form of figures of boys were also sent to St. Petersburg. They came to the museum in 1954 from Epiphani.