The plan of the Moscow Kremlin, “Godunov” drawing. 1594-1605. Mascara.
Moscow Kremlin XVI-XVII century
Moscow Kremlin XVI-XVII century
The end of the XVIII century.
The History Museum in Moscow takes pride in its collections of decorative and applied art, including an extensive collection of Russian art glass which reflects the entire history of glass-making in this country, beginning with the seventeenth century. Moscow and the districts surrounding it were among the oldest centres of Russian glass industry, active since…
Details1850s Uranium glass with facet-cutting and gilded decoration; silver mounts by Frederik Bjork St. Petersburg Imperial Glass Factory
DetailsLate 1700s or early 1800s Milk and violet glass with gildinj, silver and enamel decoration Bakhmetyev Glasshouse History Museum, Moscow
Late 1700s or early 1800s Colourless glass with gilded decoration St. Petersburg Imperial Glass Factory History Museum, Moscow
1750s Colourless glass with facet-cutting, engraving and gilding Maltsov Glasshouse History Museum, Moscow
DetailsLate 1600s Colourless and lilac glass, free blowing By Indrik Lerin, Izmailovo Glasshouse History Museum, Moscow
Colourless and milk glass with facet-cutting and engraving St. Petersburg Imperial Glass Factory History Museum, Moscow
DetailsGold ruby glass with gilded decoration St. Petersburg Imperial Glass Factory History Museum, Moscow
Colourless crystal glass with facet-cutting, gilding and enamelling; medallions of milk glass St. Petersburg Imperial Glass Factory History Museum, Moscow
George. Ikona.XIV in. Paintings in the Church of the Nativity of the Virgin in Feropontove. Icon – demonstrates the mutual influence of the surrounding area and the nature of color forms of monumental painting. The frescoes are organically linked with the tectonics of interior and less saturated in color than the icons (especially material). Icons…
DetailsVoznesseniya Church in Kolomna, according to legend was built on the occasion of the birth of Ivan the Terrible. In 1532.