anatoly lazarev, alexander isaev, dmitry bedrev, veronika levuchinkova, larisa nikitina, nika vishnyakovat channel. the museum of decorative arts presents an incredibly interesting exhibition - a russian wedding. you can see how everything used to be, all the most interesting things. however , it should be when real love happens. maria saushkina has already seen the exhibition, which was prepared by the authors of the first channel project “playing wedding.” stunning beauty, pskov kokoshnik, ancient russian headdress, brides the beginning of the 19th century were made from freshwater pearls and brocade. rich peasant women and poor girls could not afford this. menu for a wedding feast, this is a cloudberry, for example, at the exhibition there are modern wedding suits, stylized as ancient ones with elements typical of the north; local fashion designers managed to select authentic fabrics from grandmothers' chests. the dress is made from antique homespun fabric that i found in our manege area. the fabric is more than 100 years old, and accordingly it is simply altered here, made, adapted to

olga pautova, marad khabibulin, dmitry bedrev, olga kovalenko and enesa mezhivalova, channel one.arity cadet ball. in gostiny dvor there are about 3.00 of the best students of cadet corps, military schools and universities, participants of patriotic movements from all over russia. in the welcome telegram. let's return to the charge with which we started the release today, an exhibition of pavel felonov, a key representative, opened there. avant-garde in along with scandinsky and yamalevich, he did not fit into socialist realism, and his paintings remained misunderstood for many decades; the current exhibition will help decipher them, yuri cherbakov appreciated. the general meaning of the mood of the exhibition is particularly characterized by just two word names of the world's heyday. it was precisely this pronunciation that the artist himself focused on. the fact is that before the revolution, world meant life without war, while world on a scale of everything. in the pile of factory machines in the tired gaze of an elderly seamstress you can see a special the master's handwriting