The STaTe hermiTage muSeum annual reporT

temporary exhIbItIons
The exhibition presented sixteen prints
showing different sites in the Crimea where
events of the war had taken place.
from gothic to mannerism.
early netherlandish drawings
in the State hermitage museum
18.05.10 – 12.09.10
The Hermitage’s collection of early Netherlandish
drawings is notable for its variety,
both chronological and typological. Whilst
the exhibition included a number of works
known to specialists around the world, the
vast majority were presented for the first
time, more than 40 of them having never
previously been published.
“The wind in the pines…” 5,000 years
of Korean art. from the national
museum of Korea
01.06.10 – 05.09.10
“The Wind in the Pines” is the title of an ancient
Korean melody performed on the traditional
long-board zither known as a komungo.
Opening of From Gothic to Mannerism. Early Netherlandish Drawings
in the State Hermitage Museum exhibition. M. Dedinkin and A. Larionov
Opening of “The Wind in the Pines…” 5,000 Years of Korean Art.
From the National Museum of Korea exhibition
Opening of Contemporary Porcelain of Sévres
exhibition. N. Shibayev and E. de Lumley
This exhibition included 354 objects from
the Neolithic Age to the Modern period:
finds from excavations of royal burials, Buddhist
sculptures of the 7th to 16th centuries,
ceramics and porcelain of the 3rd to 18th
centuries, silk scrolls on Buddhist subjects,
genre paintings, portraits and a variety of
examples of applied art, examples of written
and printed texts. Twelve of the objects
included in the exhibition have the status
of national treasures.
contemporary porcelain of Sévres
15.06.10 – 12.09.10
The exhibition was held as part of the 2010
France – Russia Year in Russia celebrations.
It showed works by 40 artists whose
creative experiments and ideas have been
given shape in Sévres porcelain. Organized
jointly with “Sévres – the City of Ceramics”
(Sévres National Manufactory), with the
support of the Ministry of Culture of the
Russian Federation and the Ministry of Culture
and Communications of the French
Republic.
picasso. from the collection
of the picasso museum – paris
18.06.10 – 05.09.10
Organized jointly with the Picasso Museum
in Paris, the exhibition formed part of the
2010 France – Russia Year celebrations,
supported by the Ministry of Culture of the
Russian Federation and the Ministry of Culture
and Communications of the French
Republic and the Potanin Charitable
Foundation. The exhibition ran chronologically,
allowing the visitor to follow year
by year the evolution of this great artist
Opening of Picasso. From the Collection of the Picasso Museum – Paris exhibition.
M. Piotrovsky, F. Mitterand, C. Lagarde and A. Baldassari
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