received very complex injuries, scientific restorers from the russian museum offered to help with the restoration and we moved to taganrog , a military field hospital was deployed there, right on the spot, our main task was to prepare the paintings for safe transportation to the russian museum, our task was precisely to fix these fresh damages, so that all this would reach the whole extreme, so that we transfer all the paintings into the hands of our colleagues. it's very painful to see pictures like this. the fragments flew like shropnels, broken glass cut paintings, and collapsing walls crushed works. chopin's paintings were damaged more than others, a tear from frame to frame, a very complex restoration, because usually it is simply the restoration of the paint layer, varnish, color, but not the canvas. another example is the korovin terrace. the fragments pierced the fabric in several places, the threads were spirally twisted, torn and tangled. they were unraveled by hand, and the missing threads were taken from the back of the canvas. in the place where it is attached to the stretcher, and the patches were actually

the masterpieces were restored after the missile attack on vysu through the taganrog museum in the pastovered by scientists during excavations at the site of the future hertenez tauride park. all the details are in our material. today in moscow is the lowest temperature this week. what is this connected with and what weather forecast do our meteorologists make. russia's turn to the east at the current stage has become possible thanks to the baikal-amur mainline. the day before, vladimir putin announced this at events in honor of the anniversary of the start of construction of the bam. the president of azerbaijan was also at the meeting with construction veterans. his father heydar aliyev supervised the implementation of the project during the soviet years. anastasia efimova has all the details. one of the largest railway arteries in the world. a real road of the future, and also a symbol of dreams and romantic aspirations for several generations at once, the baikal-amur mainline, the construction of which began exactly half a century ago. this monday , the president met with veteran bui

petersburg. mortal age suffered during a vso missile attack on the taganrog museum last summer.ition will be on display at the russian museum until may 13. the us is preparing a larger-than-usual military aid package for ukraine. the publication politika writes about this with reference to sources. according to journalists, it will include bradley combat and infantry vehicles, armored vehicles, as well as rockets. the ssu announced major assistance. in britain, rishisunok promises kiev over 600 million dollars, and thousands more weapons, as the guardian writes. at the same time, there are opinions in europe that the ukrainian conflict will end after the presidential elections in the united states, and this is the help of the allies in the latter. maria skorodilka will tell you all the details. the european parliament is in full swing, officials are straining their brains and composing texts, in words, to convince ukraine that everything is fine and there will be money, but doing nothing for it. a number of european union countries are ready to supply ukraine air defense systems

petersburg; guests of the russian museum will be shown paintings of sculpture. which were restored after a missile attack on the ssu in taganrogder fire; it was july last year. dmitry akimov will talk about the second life of the masterpieces of the silver age. in two halls of the marble castle there are 22 works, as if fresh from the artist’s brush. in fact, this is an exhibition of golden names of the silver age, from taganrog. and just a year ago no one i planned to bring it. her to st. petersburg. july 23 , 2023 divided the life of our museum, successful, multifaceted, diverse, into before and after. the quiet life of the provincial town was then disrupted by the terrorists of the ukrainian armed forces. a rocket fired from ukraine fell on the territory of the museum. the paintings were indeed very badly damaged. in taganrog, it immediately became clear that the damaged works needed to be brought to st. petersburg, followed by months of intense, painstaking work. it was decided that we would undertake a comprehensive restoration for each monument, individually, research was carried out, programs were drawn up, they were ap

petersburg. masterpieces, russian museum taganrog.lden names of the silver age, were damaged by a missile strike. some of them were key works not only exhibitions, but also '. museum collection as a whole. the russian museum did not stand aside and offered its colleagues assistance in carrying out the restoration of priceless works. the large-scale rescue of masterpieces became possible thanks to the support of pao gazprom, a partner in restoration projects of the russian museum. we are happy that we are here today, we thank our restorers. today i want to say words of gratitude to them, this is also the pride of the russian museum, and now ideganrova too. we have become close, incredibly close, and i want, of course, to thank gazprom, our, our sponsor, general partner for restoration projects in the region, in the field of restoration of art objects, our, our amazing collection. specialists from the russian museum promptly went to taganrok, where in a few days they carried out a complete pre-restoration complex of conservation measure

within a couple of days, the staff of the russian museum were in taganrog, and it immediately becameaged works needed to be taken to st. petersburg, followed by months of intense, painstaking work. the decision was made. that we will carry out complex restoration for each monument individually, research was carried out, programs were drawn up, they were approved, in fact, according to these programs we carried out the restoration, the restorers did what seems impossible, the damaged works were saved and can now return to the walls of their native museum, st. petersburg craftsmen even give a guarantee of at least 100 years, let’s believe, hope that... what this day in history is remembered for, we’ll tell you right now. hello. on april 23 , 303, the podokian was executed; in the christian religion he is revered as george the victorious, the great martyr saint. the facts of his biography vary, but according to byzantine life, he was born in kapadukia, this is the territory of modern turkey, he was distinguished by strength, intelligence, courage, became a prominent military leader and

the russian museum in taganrog. the exhibition features restored paintings. nstantin korovin, zinaida serebryakova, nicholas roerich, valentin sirov and other artists of the late 19th and early xx centuries. the canvases of the taganrok art museum were damaged during... this became possible thanks to the support of the gazprom company. the result of the painstaking work of restorers can be seen at an exhibition in the russian museum. after the work they will return to their homeland. tagandrok. let us believe and hope that our restorers will never have to engage in what can be called military field surgery. in the field of restoration art, we are happy that we managed to make sure that, hopefully, no one will ever see the traces this attack, will not see traces of those damages, the moscow international film festival continues, the third day of the screening did not bring any special discoveries, but the films included in the screening program evoked a lively response from the audience, we will learn the details from stanisla. it just so happens that the progr

within a couple of days, the staff of the russian museum were in taganrog, and it immediately becamed works needed to be brought to st. petersburg, followed by months of intense, painstaking work. it was decided that we would engage in comprehensive restoration for each monument individually, research was carried out, programs were drawn up, they were approved, in fact, based on these. program we carried out the restoration, the restorers have done what seems to be the impossible; the damaged works have been saved and can now be returned to the walls of their native museum. st. petersburg craftsmen even give a guarantee of at least 100 years. let us believe and hope that our restorers will never have to engage in what can be called military field surgery in the field of restoration art. you can enjoy the works of korovin, reirich, serov and zhukovsky, as well as restorers of the russian museum in the next 3 weeks, and then the paintings will be returned to... memorandum of interaction with the company after the award, the federation signed the phosagra. she will act as title sponsor

within a couple of days, the employees of the russian museum were in taganrog, and it immediately becameed to be brought to st. petersburg, followed by months of intense, painstaking work. it was decided that we would carry out complex restoration for each monument individually, research was carried out, programs were drawn up, they were approved, and in fact , we carried out the restoration according to these programs. the restorers did it, it seems. impossible, the damaged works were saved and can now be returned to the walls of their native museum. pyaterburg craftsmen even give a guarantee of at least 100 years. let us believe and hope that our restorers will never have to engage in what can be called military field surgery in the field of restoration art. you will be able to enjoy the works of korovin, reirikharov and... as well as the restorers of the russian museum for the next 3 weeks, and then the paintings will return to taganrok. dmitry akimov and sergey fodiev, news from st. petersburg. last friday at at the age of 72, the first syrian cosmonaut and hero of the soviet union,