Name: State Museum of Oriental Art, Moscow – адрес, часы работы, расписание и отзывы на RUSSPASS
Start: 2026-01-01
End: 2026-12-31
Location: State Museum of Oriental Art
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State Museum of Oriental Art - Moscow, Nikitsky Boulevard, 12A, building 1. Подробная информация: описание, фотографии, отзывы, карта проезда, часы работы, похожие места рядом на сайте RUSSPASS. Рейтинг 9.4 из 10 на основе 8 отзывов.

State Museum of Oriental Art, Moscow – адрес, часы работы, расписание и отзывы на RUSSPASS

The collection of the Museum of the East includes works of art from Japan, Korea, China, Southeast and Central Asia, India, the Middle East, the Caucasus, Siberia and the Far North. Including items from the collections of Pyotr Shchukin, Henri Brocard, Pavel Kharitonenko, Alexey Pozdeyev. Among the exhibits are weapons, ivory and jade figurines, shadow puppets, ceramics, embroidery, clothing and much more. The memorial office of Nicholas Roerich is also located here. The museum is located in the former main house of the Lunins' city estate. The historic building, created by the architect Domenico Gilardi, is considered an outstanding example of the Moscow Empire style of the early 19th century. The facade of the house is decorated with stucco, a portico with columns and a pediment and risalits.From 25 September to 9 November, the museum will present The Magic of Purple Clay: Yixing Zisha Ceramics, a major exhibition celebrating the centuries-old tradition of Yixing Zisha pottery. Originating over 700 years ago in the Chinese city of Yixing, this craft has long been admired for its artistry and refinement.The exhibition brings together more than 100 works by contemporary masters, with 25 pieces set to be donated to the museum’s permanent collection. Visitors will also see rare vessels on loan from the Museum of the Orient, the Peterhof Museum-Reserve, the private collection of Gleb Muzrukov — the first Russian artist to work in Zisha — and the collection of Maria Zakharova, official representative of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.