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Marjorie
177 days ago
What a great way to spend time on a cold winter day! We went there to view the Russian botanical watercolor mushroom paintings, but also wandered to the upper level to learn see the religious icon display, the 1,000 nesting doll display on the main level and the permanent collections on the lower level. We then walked around the corner to Wise Acre for an excellent lunch!

Nonprofit, member-supported museum displays paintings, sculptures, photography, and folk art that highlight Russian culture

Art can portray the world's most complex subjects: the passion of love, the horrors of war, and the despair of fruit waiting to be eaten. Hold a mirror to nature with this Groupon.

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About The Museum of Russian Art

Housed inside a Spanish Colonial–style former church, The Museum of Russian Art exudes an aura of hushed reverence—sunlight streams through Romanesque windows, and arches frame the museum’s collection of paintings and sculptures. The lofty setting is ideal for an art collection that spans eons, from unearthed Byzantine-era golden urns to paintings depicting a turbulent post-Stalin Soviet Union.

The Museum of Russian Art bills itself as the only museum on the continent dedicated to preserving Russian art. It continues to do so by collaborating with museums in Russia and the United States, recruiting artifacts, accumulating artwork, and reassembling hopelessly jumbled Matryoshka dolls for its ever-rotating collection. In tandem with the museum’s collection, curators strive to illuminate Russian culture by hosting lectures from scholars of Russian culture and leading free one-hour tours each weekend.

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