when adam kirkor visited the gomel palace in 1882, he later wrote: the gomel palace is a real historical and archaeological museum. i think that the owners of the gomel estate, if there was such an opportunity for them to know what will happen after us in this palace, and that a museum has been created here, i think they would approve, ivan fedorovich paskevich honored by us, when we created this exhibition, we named one of the halls, the marshall hall, dedicating it to this famous russian commander, especially since he was our fellow countryman, through his mother anna osipovna karabankova, who came from mogilev . the museum structure includes the following departments: departments of scientific and fund work, archeology, protection of historical and cultural heritage, historical and local history department, the entire museum staff work for the same goals: collect, preserve, present, tell, we work so that people come here, you have to interest them, make them want to come back here again again, tanya, hello, good morning, they say they gave us a book as a gift yesterday, yes, i think i

the main object, of course, is the gomel palace; the main building of the palace was built under peterkolai petrovich rumyantsev, a diplomat russian, minister of foreign affairs. gomel was transformed under nikolai petrovich. village, it became the owner of the features of a good european town. as for the next large-scale stage in the development of the gomel palace, this is already connected with ivan fedorovich poskevich. ivan fedorovich paskevich, count of irivan, his serene highness prince of warsaw. the man was also a military man, he paid attention mainly to the gomel estate through. managers, he was the governor of the kingdom of poland, he saw a palace in lazienki there in poland, a park and knew that the creation of this the object was related to the polish architect adam itskovsky, and ivan fedorovich invites adam itskovsky to work on the theme of the palace and park ensemble, in 1918 the palace was nationalized in full swing , at this time preparations began for the creation of a museum, it was here in the tower on november 7, 1919 the gomel art and history museum was opened

gomel residents since 1891. well, it’s time for me to return to the palace square, or rather bazaar, because that’s what she calls by the chancellor of the russian empire nikolai rumyantsev, the center of new gomel was made up of two elements: the palace ensemble square, the streets radiated from the square, they formed a fan-shaped planning system, the only one of its kind in belarus. for 25 years, count rumyantsev built the city of his dreams, so it’s not for nothing that gomel is called the last city in history built by a private owner with his own money, the imperial chancellor tried to leave the best of the best in his beloved gomel what he saw in europe during his years of diplomatic service, and he succeeded. the current lenin square in gomel is very similar to the parisian square of concord, which is... this is the combination of urban space with the palace, and the fact that they are located on the same axis, plus the palace complex is almost the same as in france it is turned towards the square. the obelisk tower, which should anchor the center of the square, alas, has not survived, but we have lenin in

palm tree, it was planted in 1888, this fountain has been pleasing gomel residents since 1891, well, it’s time for me to return to the palace, because that’s what it was once called, now it’s lenin square, after the reconstruction carried out by the chancellor of the russian empire nikolai rumyantsev center new gomel consisted of two elements: the palace ensemble square. the streets diverged from the square in rays, they formed a fan-shaped planning system, the only one of its kind in belarus. for 25 years, count rumyantsev built the city of his dreams. therefore, it is not for nothing that gomel is called the last city in history built privately. money, the imperial chancellor tried to leave in his beloved gomel the best of what he had seen in europe during the years of diplomatic service, and he succeeded. the current gomel lenin square, but very similar to the parisian concord square, how? this is the combination of urban space with the palace and the fact that they are located on the same axis, plus the palace complex is almost the same as in... france is turned towards the square, the obelisk tower, which should anchor

capital, and the third place is rounded off the nesvizh museum-reserve, by the way, last year the gomel palace sure that there are many more popular places, however, you have already announced the numbers. yes, yes, yes, well, there’s one more thing i’m sure of: after watching our regular column the art of understanding art, everyone will go and look at kuindzhi’s masterpieces in the national art museum, because it’s his... paintings in the review of our cultural correspondent matvey we'll look at leichonko right now. the painting birch grove is an example of innovation in the painting system of the russian school, but not all contemporaries accepted the canvas. there were also harsh critics. how could such an ordinary plot amaze the world community? arkhip kuinzhi created a birch grove specifically for the seventh exhibition of the itinerants in 1879. wandering on the territory of the russian empire arose as a reaction to stagnant artistic canons. they regulated the use of the necessary colors, characters, compositions from plots, this outraged the artists. the essence of traveling exhibition

their rich decoration: mir, nesvesh, the paskevich palace in gomel, dwellings. unique estate culture. preserved interiors from different eras and centuries. loshitsa, vankovich house. much is made of wood, from time immemorial the main construction material. materials of the republic and belarusian craftsmen. much has already been restored in sovereign belarus, recreated anew according to surviving drawings, portrait sketches, and also by belarusian masters. just like a century. woodworkers, is strongly associated with woodworking, industry, which has always been characteristic of her. in the ussr, the need for forestry, paper and wood processing enterprises was initially huge. in the pre-war period, the industry. in total amounting to more than 30%. it suffered the most during the occupation. it was actually the main one in the restoration of the national economy. forest in the bloodless republic is the main building material. timber harvesting plans were carried out at an accelerated pace. in december 1949, at the bogdanovsky timber industry enterprise, at a m

mir nesvish, paskevishchi palace in gomel, home.interiors from different eras and centuries. loshitsa is the home of the vankovichs. much is made of wood, from convecu, the main building material of the republic. and belarusian masters. much has already been restored in sovereign belarus, recreated anew based on surviving drawings, portrait sketches, and also by belarusian masters. just like a century.

the spirit of the town of gomel, which was still preserved from the very very beginning, in the 19th century count paskevich acquired from count rumyantsevadba, which is now palacert of the city, where we are now. this manege is 170 years old, it has still been preserved from the time of grafketch and is still in operation, yes, it is small in general, it is three or four times smaller than modern , good arenas, but children study here in their first year of study, they learn equestrian skills here, at the beginning of the 20th century, there was a stud farm of russian horses here and the budenovites were also based here. and then after the war a sports school was formed here. in 1957 , the children went to ask the director for horses in order to develop them into a professional horse.

spirit of the town of gomel, which was still preserved from the very, very beginning , in the 19th century, count paskevich acquired an estate from count rumyantsev, which is now a palacey exploits in the transcaucasus. another part of the city where we are now. this manege is 170 years old, it has still been preserved since the time of grafkevich and is still in operation, but it is generally small in size, it is three or four times smaller than modern, good arenas, but here children of the first year of study are trained; here they learn the skills of equestrian sports, at the beginning of the 20th century there was a stud farm of russian horses here and the budenovtsy were also based here , then after the war a horse school was formed here in 1957 , the children went to ask... the director of horses for in order to develop professional sports, the director allocated six horses to the pentathlon department. the gomel school is very famous for modern pentathlon, it has always been one of the strongest in the republic of belarus, at the world level, the first girl when they began to compete in the modern pentathlon, the world champion was zhanna shabinok, she is from t

gomel, which was still preserved from the very, very started. in the 19th century, count paskevich acquired an estate from count rumyantsev, which is now a palacer his military exploits in transcaucasia part of the city where we are now. this manege is 170 years old, it has still been preserved from the time of the count. and is still in operation, yes, it is generally small in size, it is three or four times smaller than modern good arenas, but children in their first year of study are trained here; they learn equestrian skills here. at the beginning of the 20th century there was a stud farm for russian horses and the budenovites were also based here, then after the war an equestrian school was formed here. in 1957, the children went to ask the director for horses. in order to develop professional sports, the director identified six. people to the pyatibor branch. the gomel school is very famous for its modern pentathlon and has always been one of the strongest in the republic of belarus at the world level. the first girl, when women began to compete in modern piteboria, the world champion was zhanna shabinok, she was from the city of gomel, s

gomel, which was still preserved from the very, very beginning. in the 19th century, count paskevich acquired an estate from count rumyantsev, which is now a palaceoits in the transcaucasus, gave count paskevich another part of the city, where we are now. this manege is 170 years old, it has still been preserved since the time of count pasquet and is still in operation, yes , it is generally small in size, it is three or four times smaller than modern good arenas, but children study here in their first year of study, they learn skills here equestrian sports, at the beginning of the 20th century there was a stud farm for russian horses and the budenovites were also based here. then, after the war , a sports school was already formed here; in 1957 , the children went to ask the director for horses in order to develop professional sports, and the director allocated six horses to the pyateborsky department. the gomel school has always been very famous for modern pentathlon. was one of the strongest in the republic of belarus at the world level, the first girl when women began to compete in modern piteborye, the world champion was zhanna shubinok, she