Twenty objects from the Russian History Museum's collection are on display in the special exhibition “Tradition & Opulence: Easter in Imperial Russia,” which will be on extended view at the Museum of Russian Icons in Clinton, Massachusetts. The Russian History Museum joins the Artie [...]
On Friday the 17th of July, the 102nd anniversary of the murder of Tsar Nicholas II, his family, and those who died with them, Russian newspaper Izvestiia published an interview with Marina Molodtsova, the Senior Investigator of the Russian Federation’s Investigatory Committee concerning the [...]
On July 11, Nick Nicholson, the Russian History Museum's Director of Development and a specialist in Russian decorative art, presented a lecture on the world of Russian lacquer that existed before the revolution, lacquer work from the Soviet, and present day lacquer centers of [...]
Dear Friends, I am pleased to announce that the Russian History Museum will reopen to the public on Tuesday, July 14th! Our current exhibition, Revealing The Divine: Treasures of Russian Sacred Art, has been extended until December 31. As always, the safety of our guests, staff and [...]
The Russian History Museum is proud to announce the completion of the conservation treatment of a work in its collection, “Christ in the Garden of Gethsemane,” by the Russian-American artist Constantin Alexandrovich Westchiloff (b. St. Petersburg 1878 – d. New York 1945). Westchiloff studied [...]
The Russian History Museum announces that Nicholas B. A. Nicholson has joined the staff of the museum effective immediately. Nicholson will serve as the museum’s first Director of Development. “We are thrilled to have Nick join us,” said the museum’s Executive Director Michael Perekrestov. “His [...]
