was to buy land, and after looking at the estate of the bankrupt landowner soblukova in bekhovo, vasily dmich correct in saying that this coincided with the sale of a large canvas, who of you without sin or? christ and the sinner is now in the russian museum in st. petersburg, the former imperial collection, indeed, even before the opening day, the imperial family came to inspect the exhibition of the wanderers, and alexander ii became interested in this painting and i agreed to buy this canvas, as they say, even for my billiard room, after vasil dmich made such a very profitable deal for himself. 3000 rubles, but with silver, that is, not just 30,000 rubles. 30,000 rub. in silver, this was a sufficiently lucrative sum for vasily dmich to be able to make this purchase of his entire life, buy this in the name of the bankrupt landowner soblukovy, where there was a small temporary outbuilding where the family moved and settled, but they were attracted precisely the neighboring hill, the neighboring hill belonged at that moment to the peasant community and... he became a relative, since they were

having looked at the estate of the bankrupt sablukova estate in bekhovo, vasily dmich gathered funds, christ and the sinner is now in the russian museum in st. petersburg, the former imperial collection, and indeed, even before the opening day, the imperial family came to inspect the exhibition of the wanderers, and alexander ii became interested in it. canvas and agreed to buy this canvas, as they say, even for his billiard room, after vasil dmitich made such a very profitable deal for himself, 30,000 rubles, but with silver, that is, not just 30,000 rub. 30,000 rub. in silver, this was a sufficiently significant amount for vasily dmich to be able to make this purchase of his entire life, to buy this estate. for the peasant community, buying land from the neighboring hill belonged at that moment to the peasant community was impossible, only an exchange, so the polenovs begin to exchange two dessiatines of arable land for one dessiatine of this bare, absolutely bare sandy hill, the entire estate is man-made, an architectural ensemble. students, his close friends, arrange there firepla

and paid him for this show with this white bun in the hungry twenties. paid him and said: “eat, vasily dmichan talk about polenov at any time, without any informational reasons, but here we also have an anniversary. yes, this year polenov turns 180 years old. well, you put on your belt, walked up to him, but we are always ready for anything, of course, but i just brought the catalog of the exhibition that just opened in samara. why don’t you ask in samara? i answer this question. omsk, yekaterinburg, vladivostok, there are very good collections there, magnificent collections, when magnificent collections were distributed in the twenties, moreover, i ’ll tell you, not just magnificent collections, from irkutsk for the first time, well, almost in 100 years, that is, in 1928 the irkutsk art gallery received a huge painting of christ and the sinner, well, a slightly smaller copy, but by and large, in general, there it is more than two and a half meters by... two and more meters e christ and the sinner, it arrived in 1928 in 2024 for the first time it left the walls of the irkutsk museum for that

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ekaterina varkan, our guest today is natalya polenova, great-granddaughter of the great russian artist vasily dmich museum. dear friends, the creative industry podcast is on air, today with you, as always in this podcast, elena kiper, producer and composer, and roman karmanov, ceo of the presidential fund. initiatives, but the most important thing is that our guest today is yuri abramovich bashmet, great, i was waiting for the great, finally i see him now in front of me. i can assume that this is a matter of fate, a person, personality and destiny, it would seem that i was fond of the guitar, i had my own ensemble, this was in my teens, our gods the beatles, and so for my mother, for my father i went to music school, but school was very easy for me. i didn’t practice much, i was with the guitar with all my heart, but who could have imagined that lenin, vladimirich would help me out, like now, well, of course i didn’t know him, like you you see, in general, when the beatles ceased to exist, it was a tragedy of a lifetime for us, well, where to go next and what, here is their last record, well, i mea