Local History Exhibition "Invisible Layer" Automatic translate

On May 21, the Zagorye Gallery (Heritage Exhibition Hall) of the Moscow Exhibition Halls opens the local history exhibition The Invisible Layer based on the Tsaritsyno museum-reserve archaeological collection.

The exhibition will feature more than one hundred archaeological sites from the cultural strata of Tsaritsyno and Zamoskvorechye, which allow reconstructing the history of the development of Tsaritsyno land for almost a thousand years.

Among the exhibits are jewelry and tools of the X-XIII centuries, household items of the XVII-XVIII centuries, stove tiles, “Bazhenov” building ceramics, as well as photo archives and artifacts of Tsaritsyno’s recent history. The exhibition is accompanied by detailed comments.

All visitors to the exhibition will be able to try on the images of the boyar, the prince, the little fashionable woman of the eighteenth century and Catherine II, taking photographs against the backdrop of picturesque tantamares.

Within the framework of the exhibition, weekly excursions, lectures, a local history trip and a master class on ceramic tile painting in the Dutch style will be held.

Dates: May 21 - July 5

Venue: Zagorye Gallery

Address: Lebedyanskaya St., 24, bldg. 2

Gallery opening hours: Tue-Sun, 11:00 - 20:00

Association "Exhibition Halls of Moscow" - The project of the Department of Culture of the city of Moscow. The association is a network of city galleries open to all types of art, and consists of 19 exhibition halls located in 10 districts of Moscow.

Zagorie Gallery - The developing site of the Association “Exhibition Halls of Moscow”, specializing in inter-museum projects.

State Historical, Architectural, Art and Landscape Museum-Reserve Tsaritsyno - One of the largest museum and exhibition institutions in Moscow and the largest museum reserve in the city. It is part of the Tsaritsyno protected area.