Galina Antonova. Kamchatka. 1978. Composition. Dyatkovo Crystal Factory. Flint and smoked glass, free-blowing, grinding
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30 April 2026–26 October 2026
Glass and Stone
The Stroganov Palace
17 Nevsky Prospekt, St. Petersburg
Metro station: Nevsky Prospekt
VISITING RULES AND SERVICES
No drinks
No food or drink
No large bags
No coats
No pets (service animals permitted)
Cloakroom
No smoking
No roller skates
No backpacks
No flash photography
No selfie sticks or tripods
No scooters
About the exhibition
The Glass and Stone exhibition at the Stroganov Palace brings together mineralogical specimens and artistic practice. At the heart of the display lies a resonance between geology, captured in its mineral form, and works of glass art that echo the textures and aesthetics of stone.
Masterpieces of the exhibition
Perfume bottle with stopper. 19th century. Uranium glass, pressed
Vase on a stand. Mid-19th century. Opaque opalescent-pink coloured glass, blowing, diamond cutting; bronze, chasing, gilding
Vase with lid. Late 19th century. Coloured smalt glass, blowing, grinding, polishing
Pitcher with lid. Mid-19th century. Coloured (blue) glass, blowing, diamond cutting; metal, chasing
Galina Antonova. Kamchatka. 1978. Composition. Dyatkovo Crystal Factory. Flint and smoked glass, free-blowing, grinding
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