A Russian wind is blowing over Paris this fall.
By the chance of postponements due to the Covid, the
"
Morozov Collection"
,
which aligns the masterpieces, opens at the Vuitton Foundation just before the exhibition "Ilya Repin (1844-1930), painting the Russian soul" at the Petit Palais, on October 5.
This breath from the distant East and from an ancient empire where the sun set and rose, is also sweeping away
The Morozov Brothers, patrons and collectors
, not to be missed on the arte.tv platform until November 24.
Picaresque characters
Elisabeth Kapnist's documentary, written with Christian Dumais-Lvowski, begins in the snow, in Abramtsevo, the Russian Barbizon.
It is here, north of Moscow, where painters like Valentin Serov, Mikhail Vroubel or Ilya Repin, musicians and writers embodied a happy colony of artists who wanted to reinvent the spirit of Russian medieval art.
The estate inspired
La Cerisaie
à Tchekhov, his last piece in 1904. As massive as a tenor, Savva Mamontov, patron whose fortune came from
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