in the forty-eighth museum closed masterpieces divided between pushkin and the hermitage. century later, the collections are reunited as a result of an unprecedented museum exchange and in the name of the main exhibition blockbusters in the summer polina ermolaeva ekaterina fisenko viktor kazakov viktor prikhodko and mikhail kvasnikov vesti nedeli. this is news of the week next in the program. kamchatka territory is 15 years old the country's fish pantry, tourist paradise and nuclear outpost of russia, the first bus routes from kherson to crimea what else for the first time in the liberated territories? the most high-tech winery has opened in the krasnodar territory, krinitsa sets the bar. the government is systematically working to support the russian economy in the face of unprecedented sanctions pressure, paying close attention to key industries. on monday, at a meeting with vice-premiers, the prime minister. mikhail mishustin discussed the prospects for the russian aircraft industry, on behalf of the president , a comprehensive program for the development of aircraft ai

there is a saying in the pushkin museum. this is definitely from the collection of ivan morozov, his older brother. mikhail was full of artistic passion and open to everything new , he introduced russia to rinuar. mane van gogh and brought. here is this unusually bright picture of edvard munch, business ivan brought the collection to perfection. he decided that his museum should be ideal there is such, uh, term, moscow gathering. a and. uh, probably, that's just more freedom and more riskiness. interest in contemporary art. one could call such a typical moscow feature of that time, most of the paintings of the collection, the morozov brothers can be seen in the permanent exhibitions of the pushkin museum, the tretyakov gallery or the hermitage, but for the first time in many years. these works. not just met in the same room curators offer to evaluate. how the collectors themselves hung the masterpieces of the impressionisms of azmism and even cubism at home at home, we decided to experiment a little and combine the russian f

will see items from the musician's collection, which were previously kept in the funds of the pushkin museumut the exhibition altaeva will tell. svyatoslav richter lived in the very center on bronnaya street. world fame gave the musician great opportunities. the apartment could choose any wonderful view from the window, which became decisive in this house. there are several things that curators do not touch. even with a total change in exposure, they are very important. they were for the owner, and now for posterity, for history, one of the best things of pyotr konchalovsky, ancient floor lamps, presented by the mayor of florence and a french tapestry, the blow of the doctor who saved svyatoslav, the rector, still a child, here the pianist rehearsed, listened to rare recordings , arranged concerts, the owners are gone, and the house lives according to their laws and the nature of their aspirations. this is a very important part. so to speak, our mission is to preserve this very atmosphere, but hmm, the houses are in their original state. the former usual state is the movement inherent in svy

natasha dreams of seeing the sculptures in the pushkin museum in a day such an excursion will take these. she will take it away with her, but now we live with my grandfather, also gorlovka , but on a different, and in another spoon in another part of the city. you can still hear the gunfire there. more or less safe for children. i do not want to remember the terrible memory crosses out the tragic events. there are guys here who have lost loved ones, they are trying to tell about how they lived in donetsk and how they were distracted from the shelling. i believe stephen king's fiction is now reading classic books of foreign literature, to be honest, just communication communication with relatives. with friends distracted me somehow from the war fight initiated by the russian orthodox church on the initiative. uh, community-initiated child saving foundation the patriarchal living room, while the children were gathered , the possibilities of resources were found and organized. this is a miracle and today already, which day the children are in the center of moscow ahead of excursions, cultur

collections ended up in the museum of the latest western art in the forty-eighth museum closed the masterpieces divided between pushkincentury later, the collections are reunited as a result of an unprecedented museum exchange and in the name of the main exhibition blockbusters of polina's summer ermolaeva ekaterina fesenko viktor kazakov viktor prikhodko and mikhail kvasnikov vesti nedeli. this is news of the week next in the program. kamchatka territory is 15 years the country's fish pantry tourist paradise and nuclear outpost of russia the first bus service from kherson to crimea what else for the first time in the liberated territories? the most high-tech winery opened in the krasnodar territory, krinitsa sets the bar. why putin's every step is a week of moving and flying what kind of fruit city is built in dushanbe others will show you what you have already seen. nothing new for us there is no. and we have a new one there are many manifestations, but those marmot lavrov and peskov are the most important first-hand news. and as always, shots from the claurs of the scheme are these hugs. in big politics we see more

natasha dreams of seeing the sculptures in the pushkin museum in a day such an excursion will take these live with my grandfather, also in gorlovka, but on another in another part of the city of new gorlovka, you can still hear it, it ’s more or less safe for children there. i don't want to remember terrible memory crosses out tragic events. there are guys here who have lost loved ones, but they are eager to talk about how they lived in donetsk and how they were distracted from shelling. i think stephen king's fiction is now reading classic books of foreign literature, to be honest, just communicating with relatives and friends distracted me somehow from the war initiated by the russian orthodox church on the initiative. uh, fund saving childhood at the initiative of the community of the patriarchal living room, while the children were collected resources found and organized. this is a miracle and today already, which day children are in the center of moscow ahead of excursions, cultural events and just 5 days of a normal happy childhood. zenit kurbatov mikhail artyukhin alexey eldin to

vladimir putin signed a decree perpetuating the memory of the former director and president of the pushkin museum of fine arts. irina alexandrovna devoted 75 years of her life to the museum and became its true symbol. in accordance with the decree, the government was also instructed to establish personal scholarships named after irina antonova for students of the art of the vedas. moscow is increasing the volume of care for cancer patients on the territory of the sixty-second city hospital opened a building of oncomorphology and molecular genetics inside a modern laboratory, which will allow up to 50,000 of the most complex studies to be performed annually. the results of this ultra-precise diagnosis will help doctors select the most effective therapy for each patient. a system of oncological care has been created in moscow on the basis of six centers that are operating, and an outpatient link to the clinic from a personal diagnosis to a surgical intervention and further dispensary observation and one of the most important links. in this job. this is a laboratory study. this is a diagnostic. this

i quite calmly knew by heart the basic e-museum tour of the pushkin museum.e tchaikovsky conservatory, that is, everything that concerns music and all other developments. it 's all mine, of course. mom, when the question was about, and the personal life here, mom tried to get away from the questions the only answer. i got serious. and when she herself was already married, i already had a child, then there are many, many years later and i say to mom, why are you the only one who answered me? i was convinced, because if you saw different men around me and some kind of drama, yes, but of a personal nature. you could never lay down your happiness. i want you to live long, in one family. there is no one better than the first husband. mom, you know, it's so interesting, she left. on a clean thursday, an orthodox holiday, just now i heard that angels are leaving on this day, bright people, she was such a person and was a mother. here is raised kindergarten and every year we collect raspberries, strawberries and cherries here. well, in general, the apple tree was ver

and grandmother with him never parted bought tickets for the opening of an exhibition in the pushkin museumyou don’t want to, when we made up companies, it is clear that you will immediately run to your poet again, who will again bring you to a nervous swift. he write. for an exhibition such you recommend to look. i love painting, if you are interested in the art of the era, listen to modern, i have a picture, just in the art nouveau style. she is either very expensive, or just a fake, her grandfather got her somewhere, and he was that one, he was a complete scoundrel men. let marinochka look, well, that's right. yes, i'm not an expert well, you're an art critic. can you advise irochka whom to contact? mishan hi listen, it won't work. i, probably, will come to you today to drive up the granny of sweden. i am now her moscow escort. i live in an apartment. listen, well, if you don’t disperse, then i’ll drive up, if you leave, then it’s not fate, or vice versa, fate. come on. this is exactly. pasha is not. grandmother does not argue uselessly. hello hello irina anatolyevna here or sorry, i mad

pushkin so go to the smoke. come to the museum. estates.ont gate. do not be shy. pass the entrance is open. with goncharov's merchant practicality, these gates connected both the main entrance to the territory and the holy gates of the manor temple. white church of the transfiguration of the savior. it is arranged here, the ancestral tomb of the potters was restored quite recently in soviet times. it was demolished, and an old woman was made from the family crypt. now everything returned practically, as it was in the main manor house, they also tried to restore everything, as it was before the revolution, on the first floor there is a service room, the second floor, the front one where guests were received the third live, it is closed for viewing the interiors of the house are potted cozy and warm family the atmosphere of a noble nest, as if conveys warmth and love through the ages. this pink room with a full-wall semicircular sofa, they say, pushkin liked goncharova most of all, they were quite wealthy nobles. near their estate was manufac

he visits a cultural institution on the pushkin map, too, there is good progress here, culture has become more accessible and in digital format virtual museumsal electronic library. once again i would like to say about the high professionalism and dedication of our medical workers in the fight against the most severe epidemic. we see the fruits of their work, which is very important. this is also very important. i would also like to tell you about the mortality rate for the second quarter of this year. thank god, we in russia have dropped to the level of 2019 of the pandemic year. and life expectancy for the same quarterly period, according to preliminary estimates , life expectancy exceeded 73 years in general. this is a good result, but it is important, er, to move steadily towards the goal of increasing life expectancy in russia to 78 years in 2030. this indicator is largely integral to all our efforts to create comfortable living conditions for citizens and improve their health, in this regard i once again draw the attention of my colleagues to accelerating the adoption and implementation of programs to combat diabetes mellitus and hepat

pushkin who left for st. petersburg and returned, otherwise he would have ended up on senate square and siberia and the mikhailovskoye museumted him with a huge straw figure, in my opinion, this is a hare. velvet theme for 1.500 this band and its leader lurid, had a huge impact on the development of hands last year a documentary film directed by todd haynes was released, dedicated to the band introduced this underground that 's right. literally something like the velvet underground, and people and animals 1.200. cat breed, bred at the end of the 20th century, how did the toy tiger get its name from two english words toy and tiger, what is the name of the toyger breed? no. it's quite simple. toyger toyger quite right. turn on 900 after this command, the preparation of the rocket launch is switched to automatic mode by turning a special key, according to tradition, after the completion of the flight, the key gives the astronauts the key to start. quite right. command key to start under stone 7.200 this english writer and his wife edith rested in the catholic part of the wolvercod vox cemetery under stone 1.500 cat bag 15 800

sung by the same pushkin , everything is also exported, why should everything be exported from ukraine, it is important for them, by the way, there is now a huge robbery of ukrainian museums is very strange why the government that a year before the war was warned about the war, well, maybe we didn't do much there, the missile program was stopped, we only have one bohdan howitzer, which means missiles, alder, alder, we won't have enough either. do we have too many or not enough neptunes? there was enough, one more division was ready for war. well, this is already a question. why was it not possible to withdraw from the territory potentially dangerous for the occupation, in particular, from the south of ukraine? it was not possible to withdraw museums. it was not possible to withdraw archives. it was possible to do it, it was not possible, well , in the end, it was not possible to take out the scythian gold, why it was not possible , this is a big mystery, by the way, because the first thing the enemy does is take away the archives, he takes away museum values, and those that have a historical significance and cultural significance, and he takes out the archives because it

by the same pushkin, this is also exported, why should everything be exported from ukraine, it is important for them, by the way , a huge robbery is happening right now of ukrainian museums, it is very strange why the government, which was warned about the war a year before the war, well, maybe we didn’t do much there, the missile program was stopped, we only have one bohdan howitzer, which means that we don’t have missiles either. is it enough? we have a lot or not enough neptunes. there is only one division that was ready for war. well, this is already a question. why was it not possible to withdraw from the territory potentially dangerous for the occupation, in particular from the south of ukraine? it was not possible to withdraw the museums. it was not possible to withdraw the archives. it was possible to take out some missile librarians. why couldn't this be done? it wasn't possible. well , in the end, it was not possible to take out the scythian gold. why couldn't it be? this is a big mystery, by the way, because the first thing the enemy does is take out the archives. he takes out the archives. er, museum values, moreover, which have historical and cultural signif

pushkin the queen of spades. if you really believe that things have a soul, energy, which can tell about its owner, any trip to the museume listen. can you guess which museum we will talk about next? we position our museum as an atmospheric historical museum. uh, in fact, we are talking about the soviet era, returning everyone to childhood, to youth. this is our main task. how did the idea come about? the three of us three friends three women two and a half years ago. so we decided to open such a museum. we had our own collections. in general, already quite serious, we have combined them. and here i am get acquainted with our exposition. and now, of course, people give us a lot, they bring a lot. well, the correction is constantly replenished. so , well, this is a very typical situation for the post-war period, and a pillow bed with a cape is a carpet for warmth and comfort, and, of course, a gramophone. you are also post-war. well , of course, a significant thing. this is kvn, the famous tv kvn koenigston. warsaw nikolaevsky three designers worked on it. that is why it was called kavyn by the people, they called it a li

pushkin card. this is a program for schoolchildren and students who can get a special bank card for themselves as a gift from the state will receive 5,000 rubles. on a trip to the museum a village of yarn in karelia did this a few minutes before the start of the screening, the pushkin card fully pays for, uh, a trip to the screening at the cinema. and she can be paid through the group of our cinema, the cinema in yarn, by the way, opened quite recently after many years of inactivity in one of the halls of the local center of leisure and creativity, the building of the sixty- fourth year of construction, all this time, mainly concerts were held. true, because of the old, creaking floors and chairs for the audience. i had to strain out loud to hear what's happening on stage everything changed at the end of last year. now we have carpeting due to requirement. well, so that there is silence, when even people are late, we have audiovisual equipment, i.e. , people with disabilities. health, they can also visit our cinema and watch films, as well as an acoustic system and powerful projects that allow you to show even those tapes that were shot in 3d and that's it. this is in