The First Permanent Exhibition Pavilion of Russia in Europe. To the 110th Anniversary of the Opening of the Russian National Pavilion in Venice

Abstract

The spring of 2024 marks the 110th anniversary of the opening of the Russian Art Pavilion in Venice. The construction was initiated by the Imperial Academy of Arts, which was the organizer of all art departments at world and international exhibitions. Here, for the first time, foreigners became widely acquainted with Russian fine and decorative arts, objects of industrial, agricultural and handicraft production, which significantly contributed to strengthening the prestige of Russia abroad.

Keywords

world and international exhibitions; Russian national exhibition pavilion;

References

1. РГИА (Российский государственный исторический архив). Ф. 40. Оп. 1, № 18. Записки о деятельности Комиссии по участию России в Парижской Всемирной выставке 1867 г.;
2. Б. М. Русский павильон в Венеции // Зодчий. 1915. № 18. С. 179–180.;
3. Верещагина А. В. Г. Шварц. М. ; Л., 1960.;
4. Лукомский Г. Итальянские выставки // Зодчий. 1911. № 37. С. 381–386. № 38. С. 389–390.;
5. Никитин Ю. А. Выставочная архитектура России XIX – начала XX в. СПб. : Коло, 2014.;
6. Стасов В. В. Собрание сочинений. СПб., 1894. Т. 2.;
7. Щусев А. В. Мысли о свободе творчества в религиозной архитектуре // Зодчий. 1905. № 11. С. 132.;

НАУЧНЫЕ ТРУДЫ
Санкт-Петербургской
академии художеств

68

Issues of the Russian Art Development

When citing an article, use a bibliographic reference:
The First Permanent Exhibition Pavilion of Russia in Europe. To the 110th Anniversary of the Opening of the Russian National Pavilion in Venice // Scientific Papers of St Petersburg Academy of Fine Arts'68. Issues of the Russian Art Development. 2023 СПб. : СПб. акад. художеств, 2024. 280 с. C. . https://doi.org/10.62625/2782-1889.2024.68.68.008

This article is licensed under Creative Commons «Attribution 4.0 International»