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The Russian Museum

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The Villa of a Russian Patron

The Russian Museum · Saint Petersburg, Russia · 27 May to 26 Oct 2026

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Close to 100 paintings, drawings, sculptures and decorative objects in the Stroganov Palace, staged as an imagined country villa of a 19th-century collector-patron such as Ivan Shuvalov or Savva Mamontov.

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