the iconic sculpture by roerich was discovered in the kullu valley during local expeditions, here islu valley, in the spring cherries, peaches, apricots bloom there, we see all this riot of color against the backdrop of the himalayan peaks. roerrich spent 20 years in the indian kullu valley, he painted the snow-capped himalayas, for which he was nicknamed the master of the mountains, and the locals considered him almost a buddhist. work of this period on the exhibition seems to be in a vicious circle, a reference to the wheel of samsara. however, in the life of the philosopher and traveler roerich there was another attraction - theater, he designed the scenery for wagner's opera and the costumes for stravinsky's spring, and this twenty-meter-tall exhibit will be seen by visitors to the new tretikovka for the first time. this is the background curtain

during local expeditions, here is a spring landscape - the kullu valley, in the spring there cherries, peaches, apricots are blooming, all this riot of color, we see against the backdrop of the himalayan peaks, in the indian kullu valley... roerich spent 20 years, he painted the snow-capped himalayas, for which he was nicknamed the master of the mountains, and the locals considered him almost not a buddhist deity. the work from this period in the exhibition seems to be in a vicious circle, a reference to the wheel of samsara. however, in the life of the philosopher and traveler roerich there was another attraction - theater. he designed the scenery for wagner’s opera and the costumes for stravinsky’s the rite of spring, and this twenty-meter-tall exhibit will be seen by visitors to the new tretikovka for the first time. this is the background curtain. which was written for the play polovetsky klyaski for the russian seasons by sergei dyagel, the play was performed by the public at least 2,000 times, and now this one is on display here is a strip, it is 13 m long, it was a solid gap ,

his works sparkled completely new. iconic the sculpture by roerich was discovered in the kullu valleyies, peaches, apricots bloom there, we see all this riot of color against the backdrop of the himalayan peaks. ryarikh spent 20 years in the indian kullu valley, he painted the snow-capped himalayas, for which he was nicknamed the master of the mountains, and the locals considered him almost... a buddhist deity. the work from this period in the exhibition seems to be in a vicious circle, a reference to the wheel of samsara. however, in the life of a philosopher and the traveler roerich had another attraction - theater. he designed the scenery for wagner’s opera and the costumes for strovinsky’s the rite of spring, and this twenty-meter-tall exhibit will be seen by visitors to the new tretyakov gallery for the first time. this is a background curtain, which was written for the performance of polovetsky dances for the russian seasons by sergei dyagen. the performance was presented to the public at least 2,000 times, on display now this strip, it is 13 m long, it was a solid break, which

in the time of local expeditions, the spring landscape of the kullu valley is presented here, in theof the himalayan peaks. in the indian valley. loorrich spent 20 years painting the snow-capped himalayas, for which he was nicknamed the master of the mountains, and the locals considered him almost a buddhist deity. the work from this period in the exhibition seems to be in a vicious circle, a reference to the wheel of samsara. however, in the life of the philosopher and traveler roerich there was another attraction - theater. he invented the scenery for wagner’s opera and costumes for stravinsky’s the rite of spring, and this twenty-meter-tall exhibit will be seen by visitors to the new tretik street for the first time. this is the background curtain. which was written for the play polovtsian klyaski for russian seasons by sergei dyagel. the performance was presented to the public at least 2,000 times, on the curtain now is this strip, it is 13 m long. it was a solid break, which was put together very scrupulously, but by a large number of restorers, just thread by thread, literally

the cult sculpture by roerrich was discovered in the kullu valley during local expeditions.color, we see against the backdrop of the himalayan peaks, in the indian kullu valley, roerich spent 20 years, he painted the snow-capped himalayas, for which he was nicknamed the master of the mountains , and the locals considered him almost not a buddhist deity. the work of this period in the exhibition seems to be in a vicious circle, a reference to the wheel of samsara, however, in the life of the philosopher and traveler roerich... another attraction is theater, he designed the scenery for wagner’s opera and the costumes for stravinsky’s rite of spring, and this is a twenty-meter exhibit visitors to the new tretovka will see it for the first time. this is a background curtain, which was written for the performance of polovetsky dances for the russian seasons by sergei dyagenov. the performance was presented to the public at least 2,000 times, and is currently on display this strip is 13 m long. it was a solid gap, which... scrupulously, a large number of restorers simply assembled

yes, we made special gates, mountains, through which we get to the indian section, to the kullu valleyoject of evgeniy asa supports this radiance with these pure, green, sapphire, yellow, lilac tones of our exhibition, and here is the main opening of the exhibition, the third theatrical part. roerrich was not only an artist and decorator, he was, in some cases , a lebretist. costumes, scenery and this unique canvas. 230 km, theatrical backdrop for the ballet, polovtsian dances, it was a canvas, a kind of record holder in terms of the number of exhibits, since polovtsian dances were a very actively staged performance, it was in an absolutely disrepair and ruined state, since 2020 it has been under restoration, a unique design, a special the frame that allowed us to work with this canvas... so far the first technical stage has been completed, but officially, now this is the largest canvas in the collection of the tretyakov gallery. varvara fedorova, sergey morin, sergey namunko and dmitry krivtsov, channel one. they say there are chickens in the fall; they actually believe that not only