i found aivazovsky here. sign the waiver.you could see your portrait now, i would say oil painting, but it's a painfully hackneyed phrase. igor semyonovich this was glued to another picture in the gallery. of course, management will be pleased that we found aivazovsky congratulations. well, two aivazovskys is too one of them a fake. i am guessed. why i report in order, staying overnight in the hall, the curator put aivazovsky in the second layer of a less valuable painting, he had to go to the state museum, the rest of the paintings were up for auction. the price of the morning breeze is about 2 million, and the paintings for which he hides 20 thousand who ordered this trick to the curator and will buy this painting at auction, because a few weeks ago the painting was changed to exactly. made it buldakov, how did he do it? more recently, there was a fire in the gallery, the exposition was moved, the room was renovated. i think this the moment of the buldakov and turned it all over, he could not come to terms with the idea tha

uh, aivazovsky retains his romantic intonation.oms of the russian ethnographic museum store unique evidence of the creativity of the chumaks themselves, being deeply religious after the campaign, they always went to the temple, and in addition to prayers they brought as a gift crosses and salts and icons on dried flounder. they are oil-painted on both sides. e, the images are applied is the image of the most holy theotokos on the one hand and on the other hand the image of jesus christ e, the object itself is fish yes, the flounder is known to be the image of a fish. in general, he was a symbol of jesus christ of god for everything, handsome, chumaki, as the people drank on them, themselves composed a song about separation about their home, and a long and dangerous path. how brave they were, they were also superstitious, and on a long journey they certainly took a rooster that rode with chieftain on the first vase. here is the presence of a rooster. eh, it also had such a hmm uh such an aspect, again connected with the spiritual li

what, for example , is aivazovsky - he is a ukrainian artist, besides the fact that he is both armenianrimea - this is ukraine, then born in crimea aivazovsky this is a ukrainian artist in another way - this is a ukrainian artist because if mariupol is ukraine, then ethnic mushroom and kuindzhi as a technical armenian aivazovsky he is a ukrainian artist he is what i painted rapping as born chuguyev ukrainian artists this does not deny that he in addition, the artist is russian and finnish . of the russian empire, nevertheless, he is in the financial museum, therefore, i believe that we need everything that is born in ukraine, so to say that it is ukrainian, but this does not mean that we should treat each of these characters well, we can and must and must speak who was a traitor, and who was a russophile and who was a communist and so on, yes, this is our history, it is problematic for us, it is true , unfortunately, a lot of ukrainians were oriented towards crimes, not even just being full-fledged or russophiles, but participating, well, in the holodomor on there is a lot of regret and

don’t know where they will stop at the khabarovsk museum, your view on the work of tropinin or aivazovskyor repin surikov or polenov kramskoy or levitan kuindzhi or konchalovsky doesn't matter? the main thing is that you are certainly among the many canvases. see your writing for you. the operator and i most of all liked the section of local craftsmen. in general, always look for your one job . we have completed our review of the city on the amur walk. yes , just a walk along its waterfront boulevard. gardens , streets and museums, save them in your memory album. and maybe one day they will remind you that there is such a beautiful, stubborn and full young the energy of the city that will give khabarovsk if you , like me, suddenly have a desire to visit this far eastern territory, khabarovsk sakhalin, and you will be able to fulfill this desire? i will be sincerely happy for you. you will never regret this decision. see you in new lands. the main thing is that you do not interfere with the infection, well, pandemics, i mean , but a lot depends on you. hello friends, we are in the smolensk

well, i'll see that this is the sea of ​​​​aivazovsky marinis. lyudmila nikolaevna you are satisfied with the result, share your impressions, of course i am satisfied. i have already said that we are a simple school, no different in the city of mozyr, and he glorified us, so i am 100% proud, but this is my student. what do i congratulate you. good luck in the future yefim but you confirmed your third place. you are happy with the result. yes , of course satisfied, but only two points were not enough to pass the fourth round. uh-huh, of course, it’s clear that it’s a little insulting, but in general, i expected such a result, and there was also one question that i could answer too, but natalya nikolaevna didn’t have time . you are satisfied. well, of course, i'm happy, but because to be the third among all tenth-graders in the country. i think this is very much appreciated. this is the superfinal, so yefim certainly. well done, of course, again we have this one, yes, one point for seven times two points was not enough. well smart girl. i'm very ha

the famous seascape-romanticist ivan konstantinovich aivazovsky called it a storm at sea, the museumtriotic war, berdyansk for some time was under fascist occupation, the lots were well hidden, but about the ukrainian-minded director of the museum, she used the current situation and literally robbed her countrymen marina nikolaevna, i want to turn to you with all my heart and with a big, big request, and not just from me from the entire public. i want to uh ask you and ask you very strongly to return the paintings to the public in our hometown to our museum in our country, because this is the property of our country, the property of all of us surveillance cameras. the locks were wrapped with a rag, not hidden. the canvas was carefully taken out of the stretcher; in total, 20 rare ones were missing. a work of art cultural damage is difficult to assess this uh 19th century. uh, the canvases are very serious, very demanding, uh, temperature and humidity conditions. we hope that after all, uh, they are not outside the zaporizhzhya region, because after all, canvases, dear canvases there,

uh, aivazovsky retains his romantic intonation.hnographic museum stores unique evidence of the work of the chumaks themselves, being deeply religious after the campaign, they will definitely they went to the temple, and in addition to prayers, they brought as a gift crosses and salts, icons on dried flounder. they are oil -painted on both sides. e, the images are applied is the image of the most holy theotokos on the one hand and on the other hand the image of jesus christ e, the object itself is fish yes, the flounder is known to be the image of a fish. in general, he was a symbol of jesus christ of god for everything , the chumaks, as the people sang them, themselves composed a song about separation about their native home, and the long and dangerous journey, how brave they were, they were just as superstitious, and they certainly took on a long journey a rooster who rode with the ataman on the first vase. here is the presence of a rooster. eh, it also had such a hmm uh such an aspect connected and also, again, with the spiritual

our task. beauty i love water poems shut up, aivazovsky let's go for the second run.es hooked, or what ? we leave more carefully. well, what are you doing, why am i patrolling on the pond, everything is calm? this is probably a whole gang acting in the police, of course, to call the police, we can’t do anything on our own, we can’t do it. if you work, as you worked here, you work handicraft in the old fashioned boat, my engine is leaking, the tent stalls, full of holes your brother raised this issue, but the fish of the guard has no means. this is the theory of relativity. there will always be a remedy. there would be a goal. so, as they say in paris, do you want to live?

the famous seascape-romanticist ivan konstantinovich aivazovsky is called a storm at sea, the museumk was under fascist occupation for some time, the canvases were well hidden, but about the ukrainian-minded director of friends, she used the current situation and literally robbed her countrymen marina nikolaevna, i want to you to address with all my heart and with a big, big request, not only from me from the whole community. i want to ask you and ask you very much to strongly return the paintings to the hometown of the public to our museum in our country, because it is, uh, it is the property of our country, the property of all of all of us, the surveillance camera was wrapped with a rag, the locks are not hidden the canvas was carefully removed from the stretchers in total, 20 rare works were missing. art cultural damage is difficult to assess is uh 19th century. eh, the canvases are very serious. uh, requiring uh, temperature and humidity conditions. we hope that after all, uh, they are not outside the zaporozhye region, because after all, the cloth is an expensive canvas. there u

serov gathered in makovsky vasnetsov and the seascape painter aivazovsky, this is probably the most favoritehe seascape-romance of ivan konstantinovich aivazovsky is called a storm on the sea, the museum survived the great patriotic war, berdyansk was under nazi occupation for some time. they were well hidden, but about the ukrainian-minded director of the museum , she used the current situation and literally robbed her countrymen marina nikolaevna, i want to turn to you with all my heart and with a big , big, big request, and not just from me from the whole community. i want to ask you and ask you and ask you very strongly to return paintings from the hometown of the public to our museum in our country, because it is, uh, it is the property of our country, the property of all of us surveillance cameras, the locks were wrapped with a rag, not opened the canvas was carefully removed from the stretcher in total 20 rare ones were missing. a work of art cultural damage is difficult to assess this uh 19th century. uh, the canvases are very serious, very demanding, uh, temperature and humidity con

the famous seascape-romanticist ivan konstantinovich aivazovsky called it a storm at sea, the museume berdyansk was under fascist lotto occupation. they were well hidden, but about the ukrainian-minded director of the museum , she used the current situation and literally robbed her countrymen marina nikolaevna, i want to turn to you with all my heart and with a big, big request, and not just from me, all the public. i want to uh ask you and ask you very strongly to return the paintings to the public in our hometown to our museum in our country, because this is the property of our country the property of all those of us surveillance cameras rolled up locks with a rag, not opened the canvas was carefully removed from the stretcher, in total 20 rare ones were missing. a work of art cultural damage is difficult to assess this uh 19th century. uh, the canvases are very serious, very demanding, uh, temperature and humidity conditions. we hope that after all, uh, they are not outside the zaporozhye region, because after all, the canvas is expensive. the canvas is there, uh, it costs million

the well-known seascape-romanticist ivan konstantinovich aivazovsky called it a storm on the sea, thedyansk was under fascist occupation for some time, but it was tightly hidden, but about the ukrainian-minded director of the museum used the current situation and literally marina nikolaevna robbed her countrymen, i want to turn to you with all my heart and with a big, big request, not only from me, all the public. i want to uh ask you and ask you very strongly to return the paintings to the public in our hometown to our museum in our country, because this is the property of our country, the property of all of us surveillance cameras. the locks were wrapped with a rag, not hidden. the canvas was carefully taken out of the stretcher; in total, 20 rare ones were missing. work of art cultural damage is difficult appreciate it uh 19th century. uh, the canvases are very serious, very demanding, uh, temperature and humidity conditions. we hope that after all, uh, they are not outside the zaporozhye region, because after all, the cloth is an expensive canvas. there, uh, there are millions. sh

uncharacteristic levitan with italian studies seascapes by ivan aivazovsky with rare land work in histion at the tretyakov gallery is open from today and will run until february 19 alena lavrova sergey evdokimov andrey semyonov anastasia roif news. all news is always available on the media platform, we look from these are the main messages for this hour. i'm marina thank you for your attention. all the best, see you at 17:00. good afternoon. this is a program, who is against it on channel russia 1 and in the studio dmitry kulikov aggravation of the armenian border on azerbaijan tonight, uh, there were mutual shelling about the dkb csto is discussing the use of its mechanisms to regulate the situation, spiegel magazine came to the conclusion that a tragedy awaits germany in five acts . it 's a quote, and then the recession she could sink into the question isn't whether the crisis will be, the question is how bad it will be and how long chancellor schultz will live in another in reality, he said that he was proud of germany's ability to become independent of russian gas, while the europ

and pushkin is depicted in a completely different picture by aivazovsky repin pushkin's farewell to theat could be confused with. let's move on to the fifth question. is it true that the name of the habanera dance comes from the name of the capital of cuba ? havana time? vitaliy hello, do you imagine such a dance at all, although not in general terms, but have you ever heard the name. well, something like heard. well, i understand that i still had to choose some answer option. eh, they answered at random, yes, and now we'll find out, did you guess right or not? which option was chosen well kirill hello as you answered, i answered yes, but to be honest, i'm not sure at all, i can't even imagine what kind of dance it is. but perhaps this is the cuban dance, which according to its rhythm is close to the tango cabanera comes from the name of the city of havana, literally havana the correct answer to this question is an option. yes, let's move on to the next question, like, it's true that the collection of cottage cheese perishes and kuba kolas was called a pitiful time. hello dmitry, it's n

currently, the site contains more than 4,000 works, among them the little-known works of aivazovsky shishkinn only show a small part of our collection, like many other museums and , uh, such a platform. she allows e. advance here in this direction. the project includes an exhibition in the new building, as well as two routes that will be laid in permanent exhibitions. the moscow musical theater presented the premiere of the play the immortal voice of the director, eduard boyakov and valentina klementyeva, this production immerses the viewer in the atmosphere of a front-line concert of the actor, reciting poems from front-line poets and contemporary authors, and a musical ensemble performs songs by soviet composers. animals in the natural areas of moscow began to prepare for winter. as experts note, animals that are not hibernate actively stock up on food. and those who sleep all winter eat hard, accumulate subcutaneous fat and look for a home. all news is available on the media platform, we watch it in the application or on the website, see you. see you. made of natural wool, it will become

way, an anecdote on the topic of a conversation on a ship captain and why do we have paintings by aivazovsky is why during the soviet years kronstadt was a closed city. but even under conditions of such severity , a mysterious emergency happened here andrey kulikov he told 5 days ago, she went from kronstadt to leningrad for her elder sister's birthday and did not return. worried, the husband began searching and it turned out that olga did not come to her sister, where she could go. the detectives took up the identity of olga kulikova . she and her husband rented a room in the communal apartment and these eight meters were enough for them for happiness. andrei was a caring, attentive husband, not at all greedy, he bought his young wife luxurious leather pumps for those times. and laced hungarian underwear pistil for '53 . anatoly volkov honorary worker of the prosecutor's office of the russian federation olga took new clothes with her to leningrad on her fateful trip. the boats were going to be worn to show off at the birthday party, and i wanted to give hungarian underwear to my sister hers