Objects and image of an epoch – exhibit at the National art museum
The National Art Gallery in Kyiv has put out a good exhibit, covering the early 19th Century in the lives of gentry, peasants and city folk in Ukraine. It’s a shame that the museum presents no catalog of the artwork, and the presentation lacked the luster associated with the major museums of Europe. But nevertheless, its the art that counts! Well-known Pymonenko, Levytski, Kostandi, Murashko paintings carry a wealth of information on the period lifestyle. Little-known watercolors and etchings of great estates and interiors add to the picture.
National art museum
2 Grushevskogo St.
228-6482
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January 31st, 2007 at 6:30 am
I just came upon your site today and really enjoy it. It is also nice to see someone frequently blog during the gray months.
January 31st, 2007 at 12:29 pm
Hi, km, I was thrilled to find the plakaty info on your site, but can’t seem to post
a comment there…
January 31st, 2007 at 4:07 pm
Yeah, I know you can’t leave comments on my posts. Sorry about that. Maybe in the future after my toddler grows up and I have more time. Cheers.
km