but the first public museum was the louvre, which opened in 1793. may 18, all those involved in the museum art celebrated the international. museum day in 2023 more than 145 countries of the world have joined this tradition . a highlight of this holiday is the annual international museum night event, belarus has also taken over this cultural baton. this year. more than 150 museums across the country took part in the action about the development and popularization of museum art in belarus, we will talk with the director of the museum of the history of the city of minsk galina glina petrovna hello. good afternoon. you have devoted more than 30 years to museum craft and you are an expert in museum business. if we compare the museum yesterday and today and what trends can be traced, and these years, of course, hmm , society is changing technology, of course, the museum does not remain from this. keep up with the times even today, well , besides the fact that a variety of new types of species appear in the republic, museums, that is, it is no longer only

show the athletes all the main attractions of the city, including the notre dame cathedral of the louvre the eiffel tower. the parade starts from the austerlitz bridge and finishes on the tractor square. i would never have thought that i would have the opportunity to take part in such an event, but here i am very happy that i can be involved in the opening ceremony of the olympics along with the athletes. the show will take place in paris in such a crazy and incredible environment. i'm really very happy to have this opening ceremony in front of more than a billion people instead of a stadium. this is something unprecedented, we plan to do it and we will definitely do it together, we will hold a show together, which the whole world dreams of, in order to emphasize professionalism and show our capital, and the country as a whole, but of course, the most important thing is to give unforgettable impressions not only to athletes, but also to spectators , to be to be on the route along the banks of the senna, according to the organizer's estimates , at least 600,000 spectators will be able to

these and ancient works related to islamic civilization and these words it was transferred to the louvre museum in paris after various operations from different countries, including england, in fact, they did it in the 20th century in 1923 1127 and 71 after the occupation of the occupied territories in 1948 2067, which happened in 1367 to the six day war. what is happening between the arabs and the zionist regime, the relations of the zionist regime are occupied, and until this date, 27, was the package about ancient artifacts, and the ancient artifacts belonging to the islamic civilization were found either ignored or destroyed by the zionist regime, but after 1967 the goals that the zionist regime specifically followed and the most important excavations in hormuz island and all kinds happened in the 21st century and there were political discussions and he was looking for this through actually various excavations that are done and especially the dangerous excavations that happened under the picture of installments it has sought to inject and actually cause damage to moral issues and the

fashion models in dresses stylized as easter eggs, one of his pays, by the way, is now kept in the louvre. and in the pushkin museum in moscow, he arranged an exhibition of dresses in the hall of antique sculptures. they are so cultured, that is, voluminous and as if carved from stone, that the stitched ones turned upside down and stuck out filled exhibits made of real marble. well, thanks to her, in general, dozens of examples of the art of valentina yudashkin’s past collection have since been released, he was the first and only russian fashion designer to become a member correspondent of the parisian haute couture syndicate, who, by the way, once criticized him for the idea of ​​​​releasing a collection of jeans, how so confusing and the material is not at all from the world of haute couture, and then the idea, as it were, was stolen softly. here is a very interesting quote from us news and. world report were all outraged. you have no right to belittle high water years later, that we see dior jeans, chanel sneakers, that is, yudashkin then became a trendsetter in world fashion, or now t

the dress from that collection went to the louvre as a real work of art , and yudashkin, boldly turning the page, was already drawing a new sketch . ahead of fleeting trends, couturier and his impeccable taste were trusted by stars, world celebrities and the first lady a, he remained popular until the last. what i already did then and came to paris for the first time yes, this is a professional job, but only love and a permanent belt. here is a search in everything all this the path from scratch to his own fashion house and world-famous brand was made by his wife marina, in general, he was a very family man of the soul, not tea in his daughter galina and grandchildren, when he was given a terrible diagnosis. the family was there to help him fight, and as soon as the master stopped better, he immediately returned to work. like talent, like success? how is it not you. it still works out better. these are his last extinguished outfits of the moscow fashion week, like masterpieces of jewelry art, each dress is luxurious a necklace woven from precious stones of the best metals, after the sho

but the first public museum was the louvre, which opened in 1793. so on may 18, all those involved in museum art celebrated among the people. museum day 2023 more than 145 countries of the world have joined this tradition . the brightest event of this holiday is the annual international museum night event. belarus has also taken up this cultural baton. this year. more than 150 museums across the country took part in the action about the development and popularization of museum art in belarus, we will talk with the director of the museum of the history of the city of minsk galina ladisova. glina petrovna, hello. good afternoon. you have devoted more than 30 years to museum craft and are an expert in museum business. if we compare the museum yesterday and today and what trends can be traced, and these years, of course, hmm, society is changing technology is developing and, of course, the museum does not remain from this keeps pace with the times today, well, except for the fact that a variety of new types of species appear in the republic types of mus

look, what does popular mean, we will not be the louvre of it.has a huge number of excellent projects of permanent exhibitions, but fantasize and, uh, deceive ourselves, what do we have? well, there will be a queue, as you don’t need to go to the louvre, because on the one hand it’s not necessary, but to come up with projects to promote these projects and make the museum modern. we will have to do everything for this, but including the robot. it seems to me that it is not at all difficult to bring any one molly in line to line up to the station. you see, here, in general, the comparison is inappropriate for any museum. i agree not to depend on the site at all, but we will not bring monolysis. look well vitale in the twenty- first year you were a delegate. from belarusian people's assembly and then they said that it was very important to work with young people. and that it is the museum that can become this interactive platform in order to conduct an interested conversation and television and television. my dream is to create a school television.

fashion models in dresses stylized as easter eggs, one of his dresses, by the way, is now stored in the louvre the pushkin museum in moscow, he arranged an exhibition of dresses in the hall of ancient sculptures. they are so sculptural, that is, voluminous and as if carved from stone, that sewn from fabric complemented exhibits made of real marble. the valentina yudashkin collection has since released dozens, he was the first and only russian fashion designer to become a correspondent for the french high fashion syndicate in paris. they are generally very charismatic. they believe that other than french fashion does not exist at all. valentine was accepted because he opened russia for europe, fashionable russia they suddenly they saw that we also have fashion, we also have art, by the way, the same parisian haute couture syndicate once yudashkin criticized for a collection of jeans softer stolen. here is a very interesting quote from us news and. world report were all outraged. you have no right to belittle the high water years later, that we see dior jeans, chanel sneakers, that is, yudashkin

the louvre was the first. then it was like a domino effect.t my age, you realize you have a limited amount of time and you need to live it as fully as possible. the kind of immortality you have in your younger life, 20's, 30's, 40's, you realize life is precious and you don't have a lot more of it. my healing consists of -- i don't know if i'm healing, but i am a survivor. i survived the aids crisis, overdose crisis, prejudices, a stigmas attached to me in my work. this is my brief but spectacular take on survival. >> that is pbs news weekend for this saturday. for all of my colleagues, thanks for joining us. see you torrow. >> major funding for pbs news weekend provided by -- >> for 25 years, consumer cellular has offered no contract wireless plans designed to give people more of what they like. our u.s.-based customer service team can find a plan that fits you. to learn more, visit consumer cellular.tv. >> and with the ongoingupport of these individuals and institutions. this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasti

valentin yudashkin fashion house, branded boutiques around the world, his works are bought by the louvre historical museum , california museum of fashion, he was received in paris with an indicator of haute couture the 1994 winter olympics were introduced. the camera on our athletes is long cashmere coats of blue hats and caps from yudashkin ninety-sixth the summer olympics in atlanta, and again yudashkin dressed us in 2008, he is developing a new military uniform in his aeroflot stewardess costumes, in addition to haute couture collections that shocked the world - these are also stage costumes for stars outfits that not only decorated, but dictated the style of the singer and even the choice of a certain repertoire. he struggled literally with a very serious illness. well, never lost heart. i remember being completely present at all the events. in all shows. he created the type of shows that's not stopped his creative process , not for a minute, and well, this man turned out to have fortitude, as an absolutely incredible scale for his not very long life by today's standards, valentin yu

states, saudi arabia, are pouring billions of dollars into new galleries, new museums, like the new louvreu dhabi, at vast expense. does this please you or do you worry that this is a dangerous way in which culture and soft political power are being used in the 21st century? we are in very good contacts with colleagues in the emirates or in china and looking carefully around. i think it's interesting to see what happens in these countries and...but i believe it is not a convincing idea to export european or western museums worldwide. how a museum works in singapore or in brazil, it depends on the situation in these countries and, but internationally or globally, we have to rethink and to really find what a museum could be, and i think we can learn a lot from different types of museums, especially, for instance, somewhere in the favela in southern america, it's perhaps more influential on museums than the big, new building, iconic design, whatever, somewhere. so you're not going to become a franchise. we're not going to see the humboldt shanghai or the humboldt... no. ..riyad. i think you c

by the way, the louvre could have appeared in its place earlier . this is how the sponsor of its construction, the merchant's son, wanted to call the first city cinema. david boyarsky then as usual , he changed his mind sometimes. according to wikipedia, the first stone of the foundation of this architectural monument was laid by the last polish king, stanislav august pyatovsky, it turns out not. by that time, the monarch was no longer in the city, the polish writer jozef, kraszewski, once joked that this building stands like franz on village. today you can often hear a different definition building. this palace is called the pearl polissya . the building was built by the city judge , financier, politician and grandfather of the famous artist , musicians and composer napoleon orda. this is the first secular residential stone building of the late 18th century, the palace would be right now. synthesis of baroque and classicism author's decision of the villinian architect shingauz three glorious families of butmovich horde from kirmunta alternately own

his dress is kept in the louvre and the costume museum in new york, but for many of them he was justful friend to say goodbye to valentin yudashkin today hundreds of people from different cities and countries gathered in moscow. - may, the main holiday of russia at exactly 8:00 in the morning, the news will open a festive channel in our studio, the tv marathon will begin victory day, we heartily congratulated the veterans of their descendants, we will remember the heroes of the great war, those who beat those who worked for the front of those who passed with honor the most terrible trials of those who win. on red square the best russian films about the legendary war for the first time on television our first oscar must be filmed and our big premiere, katyusha soul is a memory. well, then you need to remember everything for you , the music of victory will sound, a memory of courage and self-sacrifice, a festive concert and a festive release of the program . the third column is ready for your fresh croissants and rolled around. welcome to the new gas station of the international brand

look, what does popular mean, we will not be the louvre of it.brest has a huge number of beautiful permanent exhibition projects, but to fantasize and, uh, deceive ourselves, what do we have? well, there will be a queue, as you don’t need to go to the louvre, because on the one hand it’s not necessary, but to come up with projects to promote these projects and make the museum modern. we will have to do everything for this. well, including pipes. there, it seems to me that it is not at all difficult to bring any one molly. the line will line up to the station, you understand, here, in general, the comparison is inappropriate for any museum of education , i agree that it depends on the site, but we won’t bring monolysis. look well vitale in the twenty-first year you were a delegate. from the belarusian people's assembly even then they said that it was very important to work with the youth. and that it is the museum that can become this interactive platform in order to conduct an interested conversation and television and television. my dream is to

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[000:00:00;00] bonaparte, going to the louvre, we can see portraits where the ladies wear these long opera gloves, but even before the first world war , these gloves were very popular, and then they disappeared, and today they can be worn to the opera in the theater in the evening in the afternoon and delight everyone with these beautiful thank you images. thanks a lot colleagues. thank you julia decide. what style to give preference today is not up to you. this will be decided by fashion experts by voting, and only if the votes are divided equally, then it is we who will hopefully do choice. what will you take home fashion or folk images so dear experts, time to vote. julia we have 12 fashion experts. how many of them do you think voted for the national image? you are wrong, yulia voted for folk images only four people. and this means that you receive a gift, fashionable images have heard your mother's prayers, today's battle of stylists is over. but as usual, we will meet with you in a week. good afternoon. hello this is our game, we continue our tournament, which is called andrey

it should be hanging in the louvre or the living room of my home. >> others have come up with their own theories and explanations. >> it told him to get up in the tree and play a leprechaun. >> a pretty solid explanation t me. happy st. patrick's day and don't do. the price of beer is up because of inflation and supply and other factors. we thought it would be nice to give people on the street a chance to win cash. the boulevard lou is with our first contestant. have you vetted these contestants? have you met them? >> i have. they are nice, kind, and they need money. >> i am from connecticut. hartford, connecticut. >> you are here on vacation? >> spring break. i came with my cousin. >> you have a cousin named lynn? >> what an unimaginative family. >> you won't believe my aunt's name. roslyn. >> i am going to ask you to identify whose faces on a coin and if you get it right, you keep the coin that if you lose. you can walk away at any time. th on the penny? >> abraham lincoln. >> that is c you have a penny in the bank. do you want to keep that penny? do you want to risk it and keep going

i want the louvre too. so about the theft. on the beach, i already said no.you want to take care of the theft on the pier, thank you, i 'll give you a lead 100%, watchman in shares. sorry more. i can't help. listen, i can help you, if you want to help me, please don't bother me to work. yes comrade colonel. who are you looking for the man of my dreams? who's there so it's igor igor igor hello, hello. school desk cool lantern. i have been five years, if not a lantern, well, remember citizen chief, but i have been 8 years, how not a citizen of the chief alexei yakovlevich tell me. why did you grant the suspension, you say why you came. well, you're a conscious citizen of azov patriot of our city. museum you know, i'm outraged, i'm outraged too. this is the guy i want to find. and look into their shameless eyes understand first into the eyes look, then wear bracelets. parking on the cay. no, first in the eyes. look what it takes to make me knock-knock no. nothing like that even crossed my mind. yes, don't worry, the main thing is funding, everything else can be

, saudi arabia, they are pouring billions of dollars into new galleries, new museums like the new louvreease you or do you worry that this is a dangerous way in which culture and soft political power are being used in the 21st century? we are in very good contact with colleagues in the emirates or in china and looking carefully around. it is interesting to see what happens interesting to see what happens in these countries and, but i believe it is not a convincing idea to export european or western museums worldwide. how a museum work in singapore or brazil depends on the situation in these countries. and, but, internationally or globally we have to rethink and to really —— redefine what a museum can be and i think we can learn a lot from different types of museums, especially in south america there is a museum more influential than the big new building iconic design whatever somewhere. 50 building iconic design whatever somewhere-— somewhere. so you will not become somewhere. so you will not laecome a — somewhere. so you will not become a franchise, - somewhere. so you will not become a

in the louvre, and in the pushkin museum in moscow he arranged an exhibition of dresses in the hall ofique sculptures. they are so sculptural, that is , voluminous and as if carved from stone, that sewn from fabric complemented exhibits made of real marble. the valentina yudashkin collection has since released dozens, he was the first and only russian fashion designer to become a correspondent for the french high fashion syndicate in paris. they are generally very charismatic. they believe that other than french fashion does not exist at all. they accepted valentin because he opened russia to europe. fashionable russia, they suddenly saw that we also have fashion. we also there is art. by the way, the same parisian haute couture syndicate once criticized yudashkin for a collection of jeans, how can couturier and jeans not be from the world of high fashion at all, and then ideas, as it were, were stolen softly. here is a very interesting quote from her edition with new yosander. wall report. everyone was outraged. you have no right to belittle high water later, what do we see? dior jean

yudashkin was only 28 in costume, the louvre and the california fashion museum when the fruits of his imagination became exhibits of the legendary meetings, and after 5 years, yudashkin was unanimously accepted into the parisian haute couture syndicate; from then on, he showed new collections almost every year, reminding the whole world of the greatness of russian culture and its readiness to keep up with the modern pace. and it was a worthy answer to his father, a polisher at the pravda publishing house, who was sincerely and amazed when he found out that valentin was going to study the history of costume after school , and yudashkin studied both make-up and decorative cosmetics with honors at the moscow industrial college in eighty six. where does such a craving for heavy old russian luxury come from? valentina abramovich called you a visit to temples near moscow bakovki. in the same alteration, one of the biggest childhood upheavals was the anti-religious years, but the mother still sometimes took the future couturier with her, and there, in the gold of the salary , among the pierc

he showed in paris, ended up in the california museum of fashion and the museum of costumes of the louvree opened his own fashion house, sewing not only outfits for the podium, but also sports uniforms for members of the country's olympic team in 2012. yudashkin took over as president of the dance sports union of russia. this is to guide him , what will happen next in our program. valery georgiev is celebrating his anniversary today, he is 70 in transbaikalia 400 people are fighting natural fires and in the nizhny novgorod region an innovation in the field of road safety. all the details. in just a few minutes wait and quarreled this can’t be very even maybe everyone is 50 premiere today at 20:20 they took everything in the room for a loan of up to 5 million . quiet. you are in magnet and you will understand you 3499. crispy and juicy crusts choose your basket from 169 rub. and how is the internet at speed? well, it's like try activate megaforce with 5g and be the fastest megafon only in the alpha bank 20% cashback for purchases in supermarkets with a free alpha bank credit card. order a

have never defaulted, and that debt ceiling, passing it, or kicking it down with your expensive tk louvre taupbz, that could be it. look, my view has been bearish in the market and has been right except for a handful of stocks and i think you will continue to seep be the case, and if you are talking about a blow off top and the only thing that works is the mega cap stocks and maybe there's some risks, but i don't think it's a permanent or significant risk rates over the last month have done nothing but go day after day, and when you come out after the debt ceiling is solved and the federal government says let's get back to selling bonds, right, you will see rates go up further. maybe you get 6% maybe with a fed pause -- i am talking about in short-term duration, and that makes it extremely attractive. this market, if you take a look at the asset flows, and joe watches this very carefully, flows with equities, they are significant and despite that we have seen the mark go up because of the handful of stocks >> what if you get a so-called hawkish pause, the june pause everybody is talking a

. >> celebrated chinese american architect is best known for modernizing the louvre museum in paris.famous landmarks in the city. born and raised in china he moved to the united states when he was 18 to study architecture. during world war ii he worked for the u.s. government before starting his own design firm. in 1964 jackie kennedy chose the relatively unknown man to design the john f. kennedy museum in washington. and the gallery of art in washington. the rock-n-roll hall of fame in cleveland and hong kong's tower. he died at the age of 102 america celebrating him today. to cut your monthly expenses. and the fastest way to do that? pay off your debts and high rate credit cards with a lower payment newday home loan. that can save you hundreds of dollars every month. plus, this newday 100 va loan lets you borrow up to 100% of your home's value so you can put even more cash in the bank during these uncertain times. >> harris: the president was joking about his age this weekend. democratic voters don't think it's funny at all. some are saying they may just not vote on november 5th, 2

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by the way, the louvre could have appeared in its place earlier .s is how the sponsor of its construction, the merchant's son, wanted to call the first city cinema. david boyarsky then as usual , he changed his mind sometimes. according to wikipedia the first stone of the foundation of this architectural monument was laid by the last polish king, stanislav august pyatovsky, it turns out no. by that time, the monarch was no longer in the city, the polish writer jozef, kraszewski, once joked that this building stands like frank in the village. today, you can often hear a different definition of the building , this palace is called the pearl polesye built the building of the city judge, financier, politician and grandfather of the famous artist , musicians and composer napoleon orda, this is the first secular residential stone building of the end xviii century. the palace would be right now. synthesis of baroque and classicism the author's decision of the villinian architect shindagauz three glorious families of burimovich orda in kirmunty alternately

pay is best known for modernizing the louvre museum in paris. his design of the large glass pyramid is one of the most famous in the city. born and raised in china, he moved to the united states when he was 18 to study architecture. during world war ii, he worked for the u.s. government before starting his own design firm. in 1964, jackie kennedy personally chose the relatively unknown pay to design the john f. kennedy library in boston. he's work can be seen around the world independent including the east building of the national gallery of art in washington d.c., the rock and roll hall of fame in cleveland and hong kong's bank of china tower. he died in 2019 at the age of 102. american together celebrating i.m. pay. if you care about clean air, you should know president biden's infrastructure laws are reducing pollution and creating clean energy jobs. more solar. more wind. made in america. tell joe biden to keep working for more jobs and less pollution. (music throughout) get the royal treatment. join the millions playing royal match today. d

come on, let's go to the louvre and see on the internet a lot of online excursion materials dedicatede lunar greatest museum in the world. here you can get acquainted in russian with the history of your exhibits, you can visit excursions one-day multi-day and months to study the history of this museum. we look at the pictures of the hermitage how to have your brain work intensively to study new things that were not there before new is actually very important, because many people believe that it is possible to support brain function, but with some kind of crossword puzzles, that is , guessing what you you have known for a long time that this is actually wrong. yes, and in this respect, the brain does not grow old only when it learns some new information. that is , something that you did not know before, something that you did before did not know how, we insanely costs. yes, i'm talking to a computer, what will you teach me? okay, please thank you very much. accordion and choir singing when my legs get tired help me to be efficient. invest, collect a collection of unique coins and win p

check out donna celebrating her 80th birthday in the louvre.point of personal privilege here, happy birthday, dad. that's my dad, dave, just outside tampa. he is 68 years young today. we love you very much, pops. monroe is excited to sing you happy birthday later on. send us a photo of you and your mug with the #sundaytoday. you may see yourself here next week. remember, you can get that mug online at today.com/shop. >>> a quick programming note, major league baseball is back and it's streaming on peacock a little later on this morning. our mlb sunday leadoff coverage of the los angeles dodgers and the tampa bay rays starts today at 11:00 a.m. eastern time. remember, you can stream "today" live every morning including sundays as part of peacock's morning news live collection. thank you so much for spending part of your morning with us. willie will see you right back willie will see you right back here nexweek on "sunday t inner r voice (komombucha brew: whwhen i startrted my neww kokombucha bususiness... i ththought therere would be a lot t mor

the louvre of the california museum of fashion from the basement started, let's say, leggings - it wase started in the basements on voikovskaya and we were looking for a fashion model in the subway and that's how oksana fandera was found, a senior artist in the ministry of consumer services, a place that yudashkin took after graduating from the moscow industrial college, where he studied the history of costume makeup and decorative cosmetics, the maitre admitted that his choice was not entirely obvious to loved ones, but the subsequent resounding success clearly dotted everything and i always brought paris some of my gifts of understanding. where are we from that it’s still russia that it’s still hmm strange with a huge culture and where there are 88 belts and where you can find amazing epics of fairy tales , the main childhood shock that started yudashkin’s interest in russian art was according to him, an orthodox church resident of podmoskovny bakov and he often visited mother in village churches, gold icons , piercing liquor, the flickering of lamps and velvet vestments - all this m

they appeared a long time ago during the reign of napoleon bonaparte, going to the louvre, we can seeopular, and then disappeared, and today they can be worn to the opera to the theater in the evening during the day and to please everyone with these beautiful images, thank you. thanks a lot colleagues. thank you julia decide. what style to give preference today will not have to it's up to you fashion experts to decide. you are by voting and only if the votes are equally divided, then it is we who will hopefully make the choice that you will take home fashionable or folk images so dear experts, it's time to vote.

friends and said, who do you want and i came back who was, of course, the great architect of the louvre we made that book and it's a pop up books. you can actually see them by the loo pops up out of it. it costs us like more money than we're ever going to make on the book, but i was like, i don't care. it's going to be the coolest thing. and so we did that and to me, i love the fact that we, you know, we used to look for a while. our kids, we, of course, pick famous people. but what we do is we look and see what the world needs. and that's where john lewis came from. for me, it's just looking around and realizing how much we're fighting, how much we're just venomously and, you know, we there's so many better ways to communicate and there's so many ways we need to teach our kids to stand up to something when they see that there's an injustice in this world. so i'll leave you with this one. a huge thank you to curious iguana for hosting us tonight. but also want to leave, you know, clap from there the best. we love them. and i know they have the kids books. they have other books and i'm h

one of these dresses is stored in the louvre model with another legendary collection.combination of fabrics. his dress was worn by the stars of show business theaters, and movies, he came up with a uniform for our olympic team and costumes for our performances. figure skater champions. in total, yudashki created more than 50 fashion collections gone history gone plast walked. legendary person. the man is incredibly quiet modest detect but incredibly efficient remained. collections of drawings sketches, so one way or another his talent, the great will remain with us. show in paris, milan in new york and moscow in recent years. he was seriously ill, but continued to work. one of his last catwalk appearances was last summer at fashion week in the artist's capital. he cannot live without creativity. here it will work no matter how he feels, and this creativity keeps him, of course, in life and it doesn’t matter. how do you feel, but you need to make the last collection. applause to the outstanding couturier and great artist of the world of modern fashion. valentin yudashki

smile conquers the haute couture week in paris, a dress from that faberge collection went to the louvrew new sketches, ahead of fleeting trends, couturier and his impeccable taste. the world celebrities trusted the stars, and he the last day remained popular what i already did then and arrived for the first time, the guy, yes, this is a professional job, but only love and a constant train. here is the search in everything all this way from scratch to your own fashion house and world-famous brand , his wife marina yudashkina did it with him, in general, he was a very family man to his daughter galina grandchildren, when he was given a terrible diagnosis, the family was there and helped to fight and as soon as the maestro became better. he immediately returned to work to go back to work. podium, that is, the most shy couple smile is not up to you, like talent, like success. how is it not you. you still press higher. by the decision of vladimir putin, the russian ministry of defense evacuated 203 people and those captured by the war by sudan, not only our compatriots, among them the famili

at the louvre.hese were luxurious dresses, made in the style of faberge eggs by a famous jeweler, embroidered with brocade with precious stones. after that , yudashkin created more than 50 fashion collections in recent years. he was seriously ill, but less continued to work attended each of his shows the last fashion show, where the fashion designer was held last summer in the summer of 22 at the haute couture week in moscow i remember him to the boys to whom mom brought him from the bakovka, uh, and just a boy. here is the first of his shows, in which i participated , all i can tell you. this is for me. this is a loss, a terrible great artist. he cannot live without creativity. here he will work, no matter how he feels, and this creativity keeps him, of course, in life and this doesn't matter. how do you feel. but it is necessary to make calcium, i remind you that he was 59 years old, and after the forgiveness ceremony he will be buried. here at the troekurovsky cemetery of the capital. thank you,

for furtseva is the arrival of da vinci’s mona lisa in moscow, the painting almost never left the louvreto fursova ekaterina alekseevna, doing the impossible and persuading the french to linger on the way back moscow for 45 days, the terms of the deal, the most severe bullet-proof glass, which are specially ordered at a defense enterprise, round-the-clock security and an unprecedented amount of insurance in foreign currency almost 100 million dollars. but it was worth it. and very thin women and they say a lot of things, they will say and only one thing becomes indisputable that no one has done more for culture than ekaterina alekseevna furtseva for soviet culture for russian culture. furtseva is made more than anyone here. here is the violence of the individual is advancing the soviet art of the world practically all this was done by one function. we will not be able to understand this now alone, we parted the iron curtain. she discovered how diaghilev in his time, with his russian seasons, discovered russia's culture at the beginning of the xx yes, it opened the culture of russia was a

the salon was a large gallery of the louvre, the gallery itself is huge and to separate the exhibitiongs were already hung on the bacula, and we took it for a reason to tell the story of yes by exhibiting works of artificial art in salons. many exhibits have been specially restored for this project, some of them will be shown for the first time the exhibition will open on the fifth june, it will run until the first of october. the victory museum presented an art exhibition, lost childhood, timed to coincide with children's day. these portraits were painted by famous artists during the war years from a cycle of memories in an exhibition of about 50 pictures of the history of the authors themselves. this is the life of besieged leningrad, prisoners of concentration camps, young partisans and the exploits of little heroes. a polar bear was introduced to visitors at the moscow zoo. ike was brought to her from rostov-on-don in mid-april, being in quarantine, the predator walked in her spacious area swam in the pool. now she is still getting used to it, but she already takes out treats with

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