Unknown Artist. Russian Shrovetide. 1899. Chrome lithograph on paper. Russian Museum
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27 November 2013–17 March 2014
DINNER IS SERVED. THE RUSSIAN MUSEUM CULINARY COMPANION
The Benois Wing
2 Griboyedov Canal, St. Petersburg
Metro station: Nevsky Prospekt
VISITING RULES AND SERVICES
No pets (service animals permitted)
No food or drink
No large bags
No coats
No drinks
Cloakroom
No scooters
No smoking
No roller skates
No backpacks
No flash photography
No selfie sticks or tripods
Café
No strollers
About the exhibition
The theme of food was very popular among the Russian artists of the 18th 21 centuries, but earlier it had not been the subject of special exhibition. The collection of the State Russian Museum allow to present these theme in the framework of one exposition that brings together about 300 art works from the Russian Museum collection, private collections and from the artists' studios.
Masterpieces of the exhibition
Pyotr Konchalosky. Tray and Vegetables. 1910. Oil on canvas. Russian Museum
Unknown Artist (Conrad?). Menu for Dinner on 19 March 1888. Chrome lithograph on paper. Russian Museum
Konstantin Makovsky. Rite of Kissing. 1895. Oil on canvas. Russian Museum
Nikolai Kopeikin. The Last Supper. 1998. Mixed media on canvas. Private Collection, St.Petersburg
Pyotr Kozlov. Pepper. 1999. Oil on canvas. Private collection, Moscow
David Shterenberg. Breafast. 1916. Oil on canvas. Russian Museum
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