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From May 17, 2013 Yasnaya Polyana Estate, Volkonsky House
Opening of the exhibition: on May 16 at 14.00
You are welcome to see an exhibition devoted to the 90th birthday of Nikita Ilyich Tolstoy – a grandson of Leo Tolstoy’s second son Ilya Lvovich. As a young man, he was a soldier in the Red Army, and later a philologist, Slavicist, Academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences, an outstanding scholar, and an extraordinary individual. Someone said he was “surprising and absolutely interesting, because his amazing knowledge, academic profundity and human insight let him see what is hidden from ordinary mortals’ eyes.”
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Beginning May 19, 2013 Yasnaya Polyana Gallery, Tula
The exhibition opens on May 18 at 16:00. We also look forward to seeing you at the workshop on “Rapid Figure Sketches” on May 21 at 14:00.
Dear friends, we invite you to an exhibition summarizing the cultural-historic project “Dialogue of the Centuries: 1812 – 2012,” dedicated to the bicentennial of Napoleon’s Russian campaign on Belorussian soil. It will show works done during the outdoor sessions held on the battlefields, the creators of which are students of art schools of Belorus, Ukraine, and Russia, including our area’s artists who study in the A.S. Dargomyzhsky College of Arts.
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May 24, 2013 at 18.00 Cultural Center of the Museum in the Village of Yasnaya Polyana
On the Day of the Slavonic Alphabet and Culture we invite our little visitors (older than 6) and their parents to the play “How Koshchei the Deathless Married Vasilisa,” performed by the actors of the Young Spectators’ Theater from Tula. Although we know all the characters of the play very well from Russian folk tales, this story will have an absolutely unpredictable ending! The authors of the play even call it “a tale the other way round.”
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April 22 – June 5, 2013 Local History Museum of Krapivna
You are welcome to visit an exhibition of traditional crafts items from the collection of the Krapivna Local History Museum. On display you will see easily recognizable Filimonovo and Dymkovo toys, famous Gzhel and Khokhloma, and not so well known, but no less interesting and distinctive Sapozhkovo, Khludnevo and Belgorod toys.
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April 9, 2013
The Yasnaya Polyana Museum has participated in the multimedia project/competition “Russia 10,” which aims to select ten visual symbols of Russia by means of public participation.
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