here are the personal galleries. ah, individual artists. mikhail savitsky really deserves it and the gallery is such a place. the main place of his memory. and here is creativity, that is, there are permanent exhibitions and visitors can come and see at any time. e of his works, the decision to create a gallery is made during the life of the artist , it is mikhail andreevich who chooses this building, as the location of the gallery, with his consent, the building is reconstructed and completed as a museum object of dual purpose. combining actually. an art gallery and an exposition related to the history of this building were offered in several rooms in several buildings and along zabitska street. that's according to cyril and methodius that's but uh, like a real artist? he saw exactly in this one in this old mansion he saw. here, probably, i saw my gallery and my works, because really this enfilade is such a construction halls hmm classical architecture. it naturally contributed to this image, but the gallery is located in a building on the

patent office gallery. i think this museum is such a strange mix of different purposes because the patent office was a federal, bureaucratic office. but they created this gallery in order to house and display these miniature models that they submitted along with their patent applications. by the mid 19th century they have thousands of these. they built what is now the smithsonian american art museum and the portrait gallery building to put these on display for the public. if you imagine people visiting this gallery, they can purchase a guidebook. but there would also be a lot of different people interacting with these objects that. once you can have patent office clerks and examiners who are using these two adjudicate competing claims to the novelty of the invention. but you would also have visitors to this gallery alongside each other. i guess finally, you know, i mentioned at the beginning that a number of these museums were attached to different kinds of education institutions. whether that is an academy

so why do criminals continue to target museums and galleries? peer, i'm foster gone toford as quince good. fortunately, the immediate reason is utterly been now and at the same time shocking. so just because they can do us deeper criminal criminals can tell how per the security is at public collections. got it from the his unknown because he hits in feeder tater monitor. yes. and a lot of the moni think later about what to do with their hall and then wonder how they're going to be able to get rid of it. so they have to approach the owner to monday, run somebody, what's called to act. nothing, not lose a good. and that's exactly what happened at an internationally renowned frankfurt gallery in 1994. the churn const holler enjoys frequent collaborations with the likes of the pompidou center and new york's museum of modern art. at the time, it was featuring to works by english painter, william turner shade, and darkness, and light and colors. ah tater, the thieves locked themselves inside him dominates the shin had decided not to have surveillance

ah, the tate gallery resorted to negotiating with the criminals. it took until the year, 2002 and a half 1000000 euros for the deal to proceed near and flew to frankfurt and took art expert roy perry with him. yet to know that it was the painting. i mean, what if it had been a copy for if it had been a fake, had been brought back. and so it was crucial that i could say to roy perry, you must examine his 1st. and he had the right records here, the right photographs. but he looked at it and we were waiting. and then he said, he said it's like missing an old friend. and he knew that was the turner. oh, in total, the teeth spent around $4000000.00 euros to recover the paintings. but the strategy of doing business with criminals would prove problematic. vince and crew from to me that when a knocked snapping job like this works, we don't actually get caught and collect a lot of money via a middleman. then of course, that's an incentive for, of the thieves to do a to tater. so it was not, it was a story in the media, not just in germany, but world wide fr

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to 9 halls that form a freshly refurbished wing of the national portrait gallery will house about 100e united by a series that inspires people. these will be portraits of charles dickens virginia. wulf skovuald and others among the authors of masterpieces lucian freud and that's it. this splendor will glorify the name of a businessman of soviet origin. leonid blavatnik, a spokesman for odessa , who studied at the yaroslavl school and at the moscow institute, the businessman moved to the usa in the seventy- eighth. he was 21 and had been for many years. he builds the image of a british american philanthropist, who does not spare money for art and education. russian oligarchs who are associated with some kind of charitable actions are not limited in any way, because basically. e british legislation has been tightening up regarding russian influence on e, direct investment and shareholdings in large british companies. in britain, in general, the surname of the blavatniks is easy to meet. the building of the gallery of modern art in london for 5 years, as they bear the name of their spons

well, as director of the gallery, he was cramped.o the grabar begins to work, also saving works of art . he changes the very approach to restoration from a craft, turning it into a science of sensation, these boards of the vasilyevsky chin and the famous assumption cathedral became a grabar, who managed to establish that their author was andrei rublev. and some cultural monuments, he saves from destruction, risking one's own freedom was, uh, inherent in the ability to convince, and to convince that, for example, one should not take the blessed one with him for relief. uh, travel on red, and squares. here we know very well that his colleague architect baranovsky and for a words in defense of this monument, but paid for decades of stay. vania in uh who he was, after all , a scientist from a personal point of view, owning a brush or an artist capable of solving any organizational issue, one thing can be said for sure, without him, the history of all russian art. would be completely different olga pautova ilya marina kovalenko tatyana wi

the tretyakov gallery came, there were a couple of floors, and they looked, that's the tretyakov gallerygeneral, and then they talk about yours, i took them and found it much more interesting than this tretyakov gallery. she also has a lot of artists and her belarusian very good artists, but not to mention the school of the vitebsk school. often they bring pictures that we have never seen. e, not only me, but we are so big, what i got in belarus for all the time that i lived, this is quite a long period of time. any musician from any country of the world can envy me. after all, i was in america and played a concert, and there i also played belarusian music at the boston conservatory. i had a concert and my work was praised. even here the listeners had such a small interview, and i asked the audience. uh what you most liked there for an hour of music was. they said that the work of yevgeny poplavsky i say why you liked it, because it is spiritual, that's the nature of belarus and that's the state of the soul, nature in belarus , even the climate. he somehow contributes. everything is so b

the next was a painting by van gogh sunflowers in london's national gallery. main element. stock. everything is done in front of the camera and posted on the internet. media success is the most important thing our movement includes representatives of all walks of life. this and the parents of the students are simple working carpenters. people come from everywhere and that is especially important. so it is that they are willing to work with children. but how can we look them in the eye when they have no future? a new kind of environmental weapon, a product of the chemical industry, which is so often criticized for damaging the environment. now standing on the guardian of green trends took and glued himself to the asphalt or to a work of art. and you are already one step closer to a clean planet with new methods of fighting the movement. brandenburg gate stingy autumn sun few tourists on underden lindon a yaki berliner introduces his friend to local attractions, then he admires the activists of the last generation amazingly beautiful that there are so many young people among them th

next was the picture van gogh sunflowers at the london national gallery. main element. stock. everything is done in front of the camera and posted on the internet. media success is the most important thing our movement includes representatives of all walks of life. these are her parents , students, simple working carpenters. people come from everywhere and what is special is that they are willing to work with children. but how can we look them in the eye when they have no future ? damage to the environment. now standing guard over green trends, he took and glued himself to the asphalt or to a work of art. and you are already one step closer to a clean planet with new methods of struggle. last generation traffic brandingburg gate mean autumn sun few tourists on underden lindon, yak berliner introduce his friend to the local sights. he admires the activists of the last generation , it is wonderful that there are so many young people among them, this is the generation that will live after us, to unfortunately, some politicians want to put them in jail for a long time. i think the

draftsman in a museum curator, an exhibition dedicated to alexei shchusev opened at the tretyakov gallery. surgery at the sklifosovsky institute, using a unique technique, put a patient with severe heart failure on his feet, implanted a device that essentially replaces the left ventricle. it 's a pump in the circulatory system used to be so sick did a whole heart transplant with the details of alexandra bystritskaya, many people do not know that there is such a device. it’s hard to believe that sklifosovsky’s weapon is giving people tomorrow, but just recently he underwent a complex heart operation. then god sent me to this clinic. i was prepared for the operation, i was operated on. i have survived a special device that replaced oleg's left ventricle with a heart. now always with him via radio waves. he will tell the doctor. if something goes wrong from the patient you only need to remember to charge the battery in time. i came home, put it all on charge. all this became possible thanks to a unique operation that took place 2 weeks ago, in order to save a patient with severe heart failur

and two teachers of 600 victims died in this tragedy, and all of them, of course, are sure that galleries in our country mean life imprisonment. the first footage from the courtroom, where the killer met with those whose lives he crippled in a few minutes. thanks marat, well, that's all for now, i say goodbye to you until the next news release on ntv at 16:00. see you. i was always with you helping to get through the morning traffic jams, good morning. monday was an excuse for a better date fresh ground, fresh, brewed natural that very favorite coffee at a delicious point no secrets transparent bank conditions 180 days without interest forever. sale 11 11 right now scarlett temperature-controlled kettle for 2299 rubles. and airy chocolate eyes. this is a clean line. unrealistically delicious ice cream never compared the prices for osago and bought a policy in the same insurance do not overpay the policy on compare and save up to five and a half thousand rubles, the price for the year is different if the insurance. if even after 6:00 dances, you are not ready to go to bed without your favo

the galleries are equipped with a snow shading system and three lines of railings. in total there will be 546 boxes with an entrance directly from the street. well, you and i we go into the so-called vestibule, the gateway from the street from the gallery of the patient gets here just like that in this room. he must undress all your clothes, put them in a separate bag, put them on a table, which will be rolled here and does not go further accompanying it. he goes inside through the access buttons through the scut gets into his own room, in which he will then live without the permission of the doctors. the infected patient will not be able to leave the ward tightly closed. even the windows are connected to the outside world. through this gateway in this gateway from the side of the corridor. the staff puts food, and from the side of the patient's room, she also takes out pills and something else some things are all passing through this gateway , the peculiarity of this gateway is that it has two doors that cannot be opened at the same time. that is, if one door is op

it is an almost square log house, surrounded on three sides by a covered bypass gallery. altar frame,entahedral as a whole static composition of the temple with a central drum and a dome along the main facade is marked by two low faceted towers the tents of the church are made in the form of a closed vault under the dome of the church, a beautiful wooden gallery of balconies used to presumably serve for the choir choir now, given the age of the building, no one goes up there. since the 18th century, a unique painting of the dome vault has been preserved in the temple, which depicts 12 apostles, this painting was made by local craftsmen. in the 30s of the 20th century , the church of the transfiguration of the savior was closed and a distillery was located within the walls of the temple. in the lower crypt temple there was a storehouse of vegetables and fruits of great effort, it was worth putting the shrine in order after such vandalism, and not only the lower church had been buried before ours, and the worship of those who visit it closer is held there it becomes yes of god minovita

bowen: laure marest is one of gallery's curators. e says some of what we find here carries the same urgency it did thousands of years ago. like a seemingly simplistic triangle. it carries a much deeper meaning. >> it's shaped like female genitalia, and on the top there is an inscription. and the inscription clearly says it's a gift given by a woman named daphne as a thank you to zeus hypsistos for having healed her. and, you know, those are things that we still experience, and when you might not have the modern medicine we have today, you have to turn to something, someone, maybe a greater someone, to try to help. >> meet andokides, a highly regarded master potter. bowen: marest was also instrumental in bringing technology into the galleries. >> in the sixth century b.c.e., athenian vases were prized far and wide for their superior shapes and designs. bowen: this film describes a fictional story about the very real and revolutionary practices at play in creating this athenian vase from the sixth century b.c., when artisans discovered

this and other things with taras voznyak , general director of the borys voznytskyi lviv national gallerynder of an independent cultural magazine. glory to ukraine, mr. taras, today in brussels the council of ministers of the european union on issues of youth education, culture and sports is taking place, so we understand the situation in which, first of all, it is not easy , budget-wise, our culture is, and so are we we hope for some kind of centralized help from the european union, but on the other hand, we understand how much money would be needed in order to currently support the target, perhaps some of our museums, galleries and other structures. well, accordingly, we would like to ask you about the prospects for large-scale european support that in general , our gallerists and our museum workers have the greatest needs. well, surely we all understand that the main problem for us is preservation, preservation, this means in the situation and if we talk about museums and about material values ​​or museum objects, this is their hiding, evacuation, er, maybe more protected regions of uk

by avant-garde artists who were just acquired at the time when the grabar was the director of the gallery a person at different times who headed the moscow institute of fine arts and the all-russian academy of arts looks at a self-portrait. and also the creators of the conservation commission. he himself participated in expeditions in the village of vasilyevskoye and managed to restore the boards and lawostasis of the assumption cathedral in vladimir by the grabar, who took part in monuments of ancient russian painting. just spends stylistic analysis after the opening of these boards and reveal some kind of pictorial artistic connection with hmm uh, the frescoes that andrey rublev painted in the cathedral and attributes these works to andrey. rubleva, he seeks the organization of central restoration workshops where they bring masterpieces from all over the country to save, bring ancient russian art to an exhibition in germany, opening it to the world and continues to work, as the artist paints portraits of colleagues and friends. when asked. how did he manage to a lot to do. e in life. he

this is my gallery, it's called the london gallery, and i built it myself.allery, angie also makes clothing for avatars. when i first entered cryptovoxels i thought, "i need an outfit", so i started making my own outfit and i decided to base it on myself at about the age of 18. at the time i had a huge red mohican and i used to wear sedition—made t—shirts. you'll find little places like this gallery here where you could come in and buy a hat for your avatar. the fabricant, in amsterdam, is going all in. they only make digital clothes here. what is your favourite? this one, the one i'm wearing is my favourite. the sort of feels to me like it is elizabethan maybe... yeah, yeah. amberjae slooten is the co—founder and lead designer. when we started, everybody called us crazy, because they were like "why would you need this?" but we strongly believed in the idea that in the future people would wear the digital items. what we wanted to do is take the two things that clothing is, apart. so on the one hand you have clothing which is functional which keeps you warm,

a is it really necessary wolfs gallins gallery of modern art of the berlin armor-punks on the walls is a picture of contemporary german eastern european artists monday, therefore, there are no visits yet. one of the owners of the gallery archgallands alarm follows the development of new trends in environmental movements. student years. i worked as a restorer a lot, so i look at these tricks through the eyes of a restorer. for the most part the painting is behind glass, but no matter what the soup or paint leaks onto the canvas. and even if you are glued to the frame. this is also unacceptable because the frames themselves. sometimes comparable to paintings in terms of artistic value. the time of change smells, of glue and acetone, its persistent smell hovers. in the berlin air, the movement of the last generation was read from a few people, and now there are more than 500 of them, the number of shares is growing attention. they attracted to themselves that further edward, berlin, the federal republic of germany, especially for international viewing. after advertising about football or

and on this gallery, the events pretty and the uniform and more. an attorney now, 75 - the library in the case on which are captain and so the battle of the day with captain harry truman, an award-winning author of the social independence handed the hairy truman and also the books the military and associate subjects. in addition, from the american national of international publications in the agencies, he served it on demand and general. [inaudible]. and as military ideal and in the military studies honor. and another words, there was no one better to take us through this today. >> thank you so much, and the battlefields of world war one. >> thank you. you are looking there on the right and one of the few studio shots have truman it during that timeframe and you know, most of the time he ends up looking pretty goofy with the glasses and he has is helmet and this is a good studio shot and interestingly enough, if you notice on the scholarly has the mystery, when he was in the missouri area and here, he is a lieutenant and is not actually been a must

reporter: she was also instrumental in bringing technology into the galleries. >> athenian vases werem describes a fictional story about the real and revolutionary practices in clay including creating this athenian base when artisans discovered a way to depict figures in red and not the usual black. >> it is not only the history of aesthetics but it is also a history of technology because this requires huge experiments and firing, and basic chemistry that probably told thousands of experiments. reporter: back in the gods and goddesses gallery, this is a digital revelation all its own. >> for a long time we have looked at ancient statues and thought, this is how they were created. is it? >> originally it was brightly painted, almost garish. we decided that would be part of our mandate here, toonvey this. we needed to show how we encountered the works. reporter: to determine how the statue originally worked the museum used a host of methodology including scrutiny -- >> you can see the reddish hues. athena had red hair. reporter: to special lighting, and chemical analysis. >> it is a blu

right in the gallery. so when our school groups are coming through, we're not busing them from the classroom room to another classroom. they're actually going and learning in the galleries here, a real emphasis on group learning, on intergenerational learning, interactivity, kind of the final experience you have. and it's really quite shocking to people, not the least of which was ken burns, because i took him through a few years ago. he's working on a ten part series about the about the american revolution. and i got to this spot and he never thought there are actually photographs because. about 150 people who were alive, the revolutionary war, some of them were soldiers, some of them were children at the time. all of life and backgrounds actually into the age of photography. and so that war, you see, is about half of those photographs backlit very dramatically with little capsule biographies of these real people. and, you know, the magic of being able to look in the eyes, a person who's been photographed

well, you and i we go into the so-called vestibule, the gateway from the street with the gallery of the patient gets here just like that in this room must undress all his clothes, put them in a separate bag, put them on a table, which will be rolled here and the escort does not go further with him. he passes through the access buttons through the scoot into his own room, in which he will later live. without the permission of doctors, the infected patient will not be able to leave the ward tightly closed. even the windows communicate with the outside world through this gateway in this gateway from the side of the corridor, the staff puts food, and from the side of the patient's room, she also gets pills and something else some things all pass through this gateway the peculiarity of this gateway is that it has doors that cannot be opened at the same time. that is, if one door is open, the other is locked, if you close the door, then another one will be unlocked. from the side of the corridor, there is another vestibule for doctors to change into a protective suit before entering the patie

recommends being careful with the arrival, morozov, his own stranger, a unique case in the irkutsk gallery. inflation has decreased in belarus, the ruble has strengthened, and the economy is entering the trajectory of recovery growth, an up-to-date assessment of the economic situation. in the oval hall of the parliament. today, the prime minister presented on the agenda a package of basic financial documents for next year, including the budget for 2023. traditionally, the deputies and government members compare positions before submitting documents for voting in parliament roman golovchenko noted a good base for this year. the economy demonstrates resilience to external shocks. since july, the dynamics of gdp has been improving, foreign trade has been balanced, its balance for three quarters has become a record about $ 4 billion for the third month in a row in annual terms , inflation is slowing down, the foreign exchange financial market is stable. belarusian ruble. at the beginning of the year, it strengthened against the euro by 13% against the dollar by 5%. as for the next year, the fo

at the origins of soviet television, a gallery was opened at the foot of the tower. stars.ve are dedicated to those who are no longer with us . these are the beloved announcers, who for the audience were like family members smiling valentina leontieva aunt valya igor kirillov anna shilova their duet was so organic that many viewers were sure they are husband and wife. they felt each other for leading. it means a lot when people who together feel each other, they pick up each other. they, uh, were on the same wavelength, not just galleries, but an interactive museum, you just need to point the camera at the qr-code. how can you see the information, for example, about sergei kapitsa, the son of a legendary scientist and the host of the program, is obvious and incredible, or did you know that yuri senkevich , the leader of the travel club, was preparing for a flight into space, but in fact he came to many of those who are god's some transmissions new stars in the gallery will open every month. as a reminder even after 55 years. the ostankino tower remains not just a landmark,

very beautiful gallery.behold, the king moved to the bathhouse and his or ostrovok, it was along this gallery that all the companies guarded the road. well, or the end, which is not in the city and again the underground passage is at hand during the day. mayan legend under a set-up, garrison castles that shoot out arcs on the wines? lisa is provided with a voiced voice, and so she herself from mining in hell near more than quiet years, at least, the old castle was guilty of secret passages of the fight of the abu-laza walls themselves, and so the well itself is its own depth from the victorious height of castle hill 30 m in the eighties passed, the tailpipe of the ninth the archaeologist, and before the next many belarusian fortifications at mikhail tkachev , said that at the jazz excavations he brought the secret las beyond the walls of the castle to the shrine. however, in her teeth. yong is dead, and they dos. the pilots do not confirm his finds, they take away that it was just a dirka, there is no mouth,

well, right now i am in my art gallery, l now i am in my art gallery, harbour gallery, and we are about many kilometres that ends up in, and it is on the opposite end, practically, from us, so we are a safe distance away. there is no danger here at all. and no asphalt here at all. ~ , , at all. and no asphalt here at all. ~ , ., all. we just spoke to the governor _ all. we just spoke to the governor of _ all. we just spoke to the governor of hawaii, -- l all. we just spoke to the | governor of hawaii, -- no all. we just spoke to the - governor of hawaii, -- no ash governor of hawaii, —— no ash falling here at all. the governor of hawaii were saying that it governor of hawaii were saying thatitis governor of hawaii were saying that it is not dangerous but people are being advised to wear facemasks. people are being advised to wearfacemasks. what people are being advised to wear facemasks. what are you being talked at the moment? that is only if you are in proximity to the active volcano in what is going on right now. that is if you're in the proximity of the gases coming out, something y

pure building genuine decoration of moscow on the scale of the master exhibition in the tretyakov gallery to provide for the russian army, no extraordinary measures are needed vladimir putin said today at a meeting with members of the coordinating council, the president created this structure in october, just so that the armed forces receive all the necessary uninterrupted defense, the industry is loaded taking into account modern demands of the troops and the experience of military spices pavel krasnov more. under a hydraulic press, a hot billet turns into an armor plate, the main element of an army body armor capable of 10 m. to withstand a bullet from a machine gun in a special operation zone, such protection is vital necessary for every fighter in this plant. each workshop is now working with a double return. we are now producing a hundred thousand units of personal armor protection equipment per month. and these are bulletproof vests. e helmets hmm uh shields, that is, all the products that go uh, directly like the ministry of defense so uh, well, what is a special war operation for,

the tretyakov gallery came, there were a couple of floors, and they looked, here is the tretyakov gallerygeneral, and then they talk about yours, there is an exposition, and i took them and found it much more interesting than this tretyakov gallery. she is very a lot of artists and their belarusian very good artists, but not to mention the school paced. vitebsk school. often they bring pictures that we have never seen. e, not only me, but actually such big ones that i received in belarus. for all the time that i lived, this is a fairly long period of time. any musician from any country of the world can envy me. after all, i was in america and played a concert, and there i also played belarusian music at the boston conservatory. i had a concert and my work was praised. even here the listeners were such a small interview and i asked the audience. what did you like the most. there, for an hour of music , they said that the work of yevgeny poplavsky i say why you liked it, because it is spiritual, you can feel the nature of belarus and that's the state of the soul, nature in belarus , even th

here, impressionism to social realism in the tretyakov gallery finished exploring the masterpieces ofe grabar game, a large-scale, retrospective, the exhibition is almost ready to receive visitors, the finishing touches remain. the project presents not only the master’s best paintings, but also his scientific heritage what surprises await visitors anastasia litvinova was one of the first to walk through the rubble the dazzling cold beauty of the endless snow-covered expanse igor grabar was so fascinated by the russian winter, that almost all of his landscapes were painted at this time of the year by his famous february. lazur is known to almost all the grabar, he was shocked by the beauty of this tree and shimmering in this fabulous flickering and in order to paint a picture, he dug lengths into a deep trench. there he set up an easel so that the correct reflexes would fall on the picture in the snow-white hall. as planned by the curators, the audience should feel that they are in the park in the open air with the artist. then you can get into the workshop, where the best portraits by

it hangs in galleries. you are sought after by collectors. but your art is also very accessible. do album covers, have done album covers, too. there was drake's album cover, and then you also did an album cover for michael jackson. what was the story behind the one for michael jackson? kadir: you know, i'd done a painting that hung in a recording studio in los angeles that used to be owned by marvin gaye. and the man that was kind of refurbishing this studio wanted to make it a shrine to marvin gaye. so iid a whole bunch of paintings of marvin gaye. michael jackson actually recorded there. and he would often go to the studio just to look at the paintings and, you know, also record, you know. so, he saw the paintings and called me and asked me if i could do one for him. but, you know,igger. geoff: michael jackson wanted you to do what you had done for marvin ge. but bigger is better. kadir: that's right. that's right. unfortunately, he passed away before i could really get going on it, but i end up doing the painting anyway for the guy that owned the studio. and then drake ended u

flags of the new regions of the dpr lpr zaporozhye kherson region, now stand in the gallery. on the first floor of the federation council, the ceremony was very solemn with the participation of soldiers of the guard of honor company, the flag of the dpr was installed between the flags of dagestan, ingushetia, lpr between the flags of the crimea and mari el and closer to the right edge of the gallery appeared the flags of the zaporozhye kherson region in the referendum. residents of the regions unequivocally spoke out in favor of joining russia; the flags standing behind me are a symbol, including this open independent choice. for us, such a deep, unshakable trust in our country. first of all, this is a great responsibility, and i appeal to the colleagues of the senators with a request to provide full assistance. to our new regions as a new subject of the federation foreign guest gurban gulyberdy. mukhamedov , he now holds the post of chairman of the halk maslokhoty meligen, gesh or the upper house of the parliament of turkmenistan and before that he was the president of the r

the tretyakov gallery opens an exhibition dedicated to the 150th anniversary of alexei shchusev, one of the most eminent russian architects, among his works, the kazan station in moscow, martha mariinsky convent and the lenin mausoleum , visitors will be shown more than 300 exhibits. many first-time sketches, drawings, photographs, and documents one section talks about shchusev's contribution to the development of the tretyakov gallery. at the world cup in qatar, serbian football fans supported the russian team, which did not allow sanctions before the match in the heat, serbia conveyed a kind of hello to fans and athletes from russia, and the qatari orchestra supported russia with a musical number, despite attempts. west to cancel russian culture. stadiums as a result of a standing ovation from the fans, dances, many filmed, everything that happened was immediately posted on social networks a few days ago before the start of one of matches in progress. the russian government plans to allocate more than 26 billion rubles to support winemaking. the first russian winemaking forum has o

well, in order to serve it, because the king himself, in general, got into this tower near the galleryof this wall at the level of our second floor of the castle there was a very beautiful gallery. and so the king moved to the bathhouse and his strike. it was precisely along this gallery that all the companies guarding the road exhausted the gend, which was not in the city and again the underground passage was at hand during the day. mayan legend under a frame garrison castles. what shall we wipe it out with? for a long time the fleas were guilty of being provided with a call from the oxam, with getting a reason in hell from their years at least, the founders of the dear secret passages were guilty of the old castle . abu lazy, the walls themselves, and so the deck itself with its own depth rebuking the height of the castle hill of 30 m in the eighties, the gostokhod of the ninth archel passed. . however, not fun, and he will litter, and they yes, blinders do not confirm. his finds take away that it was just a dirka near the wall, carried out already in the xv stakhod for glass of wate

right in the gallery. so when our school groups are coming through, we're not busing themrom the classroom room to another classroom. they're actually going and learning in the galleries here, a real emphasis on group learning, on intergenerational learning, interactivity, kind of the final experience you have. and it's really quite shocking to people, not the least of which was ken burns, because i took him through a few years ago. he's working on a ten part series about the about the american revolution. and i got to this spot and he never thought there are actually photographs because. about 150 people who were alive, the revolutionary war, some of them were soldiers, some of them were children at the time. all of life and backgrounds actually into the age of photography. and so that war, you see, is about half of those photographs backlit very dramatically with little capsule biographies of these real people. and, you know, the magic of being able to look in the eyes, a person who's been photographed i

vandals poured mashed potatoes on monet's painting from the haystack series, and in the national gallery in london they splashed van gogh's tomato soup on a sunflower in belarus next year, plans to reduce the transport tax rate for large families and participants in hostilities on the territory of foreign states, an important condition for the benefit, and this is 50%, can be provided only if the presence of a valid driver 's license of the appropriate category, this is reported by the relevant department. in general, this year. transport tax must be paid by 1,800,000 people. this is more than 2.5 million cars. in addition , a number of other nations are expected to enter the tax legislation next year. the most interesting thing has already been introduced into the legislation to come into force from 2023 . this is a new tax regime for self-employed citizens. tax on professional income will be paid by citizens who carry out professional activity without registration as an individual entrepreneur according to the list of activities that will soon be determined by the government for taxpay