In the Museum of the World Ocean, Kaliningrad residents will see pirate costumes of the XVII century
The exhibition “Pirates: from myth to reality” was opened at the World Ocean Museum. This was reported in the press service of the museum.

The exhibition “Pirates: from myth to reality” was opened at the World Ocean Museum. This was reported in the press service of the museum.
The exposition will help to understand how the usual image of a pirate corresponds to historical reality. Its feature is the costumes created for the series, which takes place in the XVII century among Caribbean pirates. Artists Irina Vostrikova, Anastasia Shenthalinskaya and Nina Dobrina worked on them. Thanks to the artist-technologist Oksana Boksha, the collection was restored and preserved. The costumes can now be seen up close rather than on screen.
The exhibition also presents many items related to the history of navigation. Visitors will be able to learn how to tie sea knots, play “Sea Battle”, learn more about the history of navigation using an interactive screen and take photos for memory.
Earlier it was reported that the Museum of the World Ocean received an 11-meter sailing and rowing boat “Charm”.



