The exhibition of West European Art presents the art of Western Europe from the 16th to the early 20th century. The exhibition is structured by geographical principle: each hall is dedicated to artistic work of a certain country: the Netherlands, Italy, France, and Germany.
Yaroslavl Museum of Fine Arts
West European Art
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West European Art
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The collection comprises sculptures, paintings, pieces of old furniture, and items of applied and decorative arts. One can see wedding chests of the 16th century with relief carving and vermeil, a table with stone Florentine mosaic, Dutch and Flemish paintings of the 18th century, and Italian sculpture. The French hall has a life portrait of Benjamin Franklin.
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A separate two-storeyed mansion hosts the Museum of Foreign Art. This building was added in 1816, it is an outstanding example of urban building in the mature classicism style.
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Exhibits are marked with AR stickers for identification purposes.
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