The Golden Trezzini / "Oh, the Sea, the Sea! The Aquatic Element in the Works of Russian Artists of the 18th

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Country: Russia
Year: 2025
Applicant: Meandr LLC
Status: Implemented

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"Oh, the Sea, the Sea! The Aquatic Element in the Works of Russian Artists of the 18th–20th Centuries" Exhibition

Category: Best Implemented Project of Temporary or Permanent Museum Exposition

The exhibition "Oh, the Sea, the Sea! The Aquatic Element in the Works of Russian Artists of the 18th–20th Centuries" is dedicated to the maritime theme in Russian art. The exposition features approximately 120 paintings and sculptural works from the museum's collection, showcasing the full diversity of marine subjects: from raging storms to the tranquil landscapes of quiet harbors.

Location

2 Inzhenernaya St, Saint Petersburg, Russia

Project Website

https://rusmuseum.ru/exhibitions/archive/o-more-more-vodnaya-stikhiya-v-proizvedeniyakh-russkikh-khu

About the Applicant

Meandr company specializes in the implementation of museum and exhibition projects.

Project Authors

Grigory Goldovsky

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Meandr LLC

Other participants

The State Russian Museum. General Director: Alla Manilova, Deputy General Director for Scientific Work: Grigory Goldovsky. Curators: Grigory Goldovsky, Anna Voloshko. Project Architecture and Design: Leonid Sivash.