Exhibitions at the “Hermitage–Siberia” Center

About exhibition

A single ticket grants access to all exhibitions at the center: 'Peter I and His Era. From the Collection of the State Hermitage' (0+). 228 items from the State Hermitage collection — the emperor's personal belongings, objects from his collections, instruments and devices of the 17th–18th centuries, as well as works of painting, graphic art, sculpture, and decorative and applied arts related to Peter I and his circle. 'Siberia. 20th–21st Century Art from the Collection of the Omsk Regional Museum of Fine Arts named after M. A. Vrubel' (0+). Over 170 works of painting, graphic art, and decorative and applied arts, as well as sculpture by leading Siberian masters of several generations. This large-scale long-term exhibition presents a comprehensive picture of professional Siberian art from the Soviet, post-Soviet, and contemporary periods. 'Nikolai Mamontov. The Italian Page of His Work' (18+). The exhibition comprises over 40 drawings by Nikolai Mamontov from the collection of Andrey Morozov (Saratov) and 5 paintings from the collection of the M. A. Vrubel Museum. Nikolai Andreevich Mamontov (1898–1964) — a native of Omsk and one of the organizers of the literary-artistic futurist group 'Chervonnaya Troika'. A fantasist and dreamer, he became known in Siberia in the 1920s. From the very beginning and throughout his creative career the artist rarely turned to real life, preferring the imagery of Silver Age art and themes of romantic literature.