dmitovich, thank you very much., you can talk about polenov at any time, without any newsworthy reasons, but here we also have an anniversary, yes, this year polenov turns 180, well, you belted yourself, came up to him, well, we are always ready for anything, of course, but i just brought the exhibition catalogue, which just opened in samara, why don't you ask in samara, i answer this question with one answer, and where else, well, where? magnificent collections, when the twenties were distributed, different, magnificent collections, moreover, i'll tell you, not just magnificent collections, from irkutsk for the first time, well, almost in 100 years, that is, in 1928 , a huge painting of christ and the sinner arrived at the irkutsk art gallery, well , a slightly reduced copy, but by and large , in general, it is more than 2 meters, one and a half by two meters and more, and christ and the sinner. it arrived in 1928 in 2024 for the first time it left the walls of the irkutsk museum in order to go to samara for the ex

dmitovich polinov decided to buy the crow to support his student, but you can say the star of this.. is a podcast with a precious story, and today we are talking about the museum of the estate of vasily dmitrich polenov, they told about the crocodile man, there is also a cannon, it is surrounded in the collection sabers, which on the one hand were props for painting some pictures for vasil dmich, on the other hand, props for staging, well, performances, but there is this cannon, which most likely... a small one was used for fireworks on holidays, but there is also a unique saber, you told me, and this unique saber was presented by the montenegrin voivode mashvorbitsa, to vasily dmirovich polenov, as if at the time of the turkish-serbian campaign, in which polenov participated, polenov volunteered for the front, and few people know about it knew, well, somehow, yes, this page of the life of vasili dmich polenov, it is somehow less known, he was quite. then young - first he went as a volunteer to the front, and then he also worked as a correspondent for the illustrated magazine bee, th