Manuscripts from the collection of the National Library of Israel at the State Hermitage Museum. During 2019, as part of Israel’s 70th anniversary events at the State Hermitage Museum, unique and rare manuscripts exhibition which will be drawn from the collection of the National Library of Israel in Jerusalem, will be brought to the Hermitage. The […]
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In the last two years the State of Israel is leading together with its Macedonian partners, a unique project of cleaning, restoring and documenting the oldest Jewish cemetery in the Balkans, in the city of Bitola. In this special project different Ministries and Non-governmental organizations, both local and international, such as the Hermitage Museum Foundation
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Alexander Archipenko was born in 1887 in Kiev, Ukraine. In 1908 he arrived in Paris, and in 1910 he exhibited with the Cubists at the Salon des Indépendants. His works include sculptures and sculptu-paintings, drawings and prints. His sculptural innovations were influenced by works of Braque, Picasso and the Italian futurists. In 1914 he developed
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Prof. Mikhail B. Piotrovsky and Mr. Amir Gross Kabiri met with Ms. Tania Coen-Uzielli, recently appointed Director of the Tel Aviv Museum of Art. The three discussed future collaboration between the State Hermitage Museum and the Tel Aviv Museum of Art, and in particular, the showing of a comprehensive Alexander Archipenko collection at the State Hermitage
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