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The Greatest Treasures of Russian Tsars:Wonders of the Kremlin, A World Heritage Site

July 10(Tue.) - September 17(Mon., Holiday), 2007

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This exhibition, entitled "The Greatest Treasures of Russian Tsars -Wonders of the Kremlin, a World Heritage Site" is the first large-scale showing in Japan of art from the Moscow Kremlin Museums. We are able to present a selection of 230 works from the collection. Encompassing various forms, these works convey virtually all aspects of the culture and the arts of Russia's ancient capital of Moscow, from the moment the city first appeared in the annals of history, in 1147, through the beginning of the 20th century.
There is no collection anywhere else that provides such a magnificent overview of Russia's capital from its earliest days. Based on the wealth of Moscow's archdukes and on the palace collections of Russia's long line of emperors, the museum collections have grown enormous. The numerous treasures that will be transported from the heart of Russia for this exhibition will become a source of knowledge that brings the past to life. We hope that those who visit this exhibition will gain an appreciation of Russia's rich historical and artistic legacy and will deepen their understanding of Russia.

Works

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Moscow Kremlin Easter Egg 1904-06
© Moscow Kremlin Museums

Icon : “Our Lady the Tenderness” the late 14th century
© Moscow Kremlin Museums

Helmet 16th century © Moscow Kremlin Museums

Censer 1616 © Moscow Kremlin Museums

Panagia 1671 © Moscow Kremlin Museums

Admission

Opening Hours

10:00-17:00, Fridays until 19:00
Admission until 30 minutes before closing

Closed

Mondays (Except for Monday, July 16 and September 17, closed Tuesday, July 17 instead)

Admission Fee

Adults : 1,300 (1,100) Yen
University students : 900 (700) Yen
High school students : 700 (500) Yen
Junior high school / primary school students : 500 (300) Yen

  • * ( ) Admission for groups of more than twenty people
  • * Pre-school-age children, disabled people with one attendant : Free
  • * Including Permanent Exhibition and Fujimoto Yukio +/-
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