Collection
Permanent exhibition
The permanent exhibition of the Museum covers a considerable chronological range. The earliest painting is ‘In The Park’ (1880s) by Konstantin Korovin. The most recent work is the series ‘Postcards’ (2012) by Valery Koshlyakov. Many works presented in the Museum’s collection have been brought back to their homeland thanks to the efforts of the Museum’s founder. Among them are Nikolai Bogdanov-Belsky’s ‘Summer’ and Boris Kustodiev’s ‘Venice’. Works by Pyotr Konchalovsky now in the Museum’s collection once belonged to Western collectors, as did Nikolai Dubovskoy’s ‘Mountain Village’. Konstantin Korovin’s ‘Gurzuf’ was also purchased at a European auction. The works of such artists as Igor Grabar, Konstantin Yuon, Yury Pimenov have too rarely been exhibited, and the Museum is now proud to display them.