Route A hall with icons. Here you will see icons in the process of restoration. You will learn the main commandment of restorers and study some of the features of the restoration and existence of icons. We will look at the oldest icon of the museum (the end of the 14th century) and discuss the influence of Theophanes the Greek on Nizhny Novgorod iconography. The Imperial Hall. Comparing ceremonial and chamber portraits, we will touch upon the biographies of the first Russian painters. And by looking at biblical subjects, you will get an idea of the academic school of painting. Aivazovsky Hall. Let's talk about how the artist gave dinners for 300 people and allowed himself to bully. How he painted paintings, dreaming of living happily and in prosperity. The Hall of Russian Art of the 19th century. Here you will discover works that have long become illustrations of school textbooks. Russian Russian impressionism, Korovin's Russian impressionism, and Kustodiev's "Russian Venus" will see the apogee of the romantic landscape by Levitan, portraits by Serov, the mysterious Orient by Roerich, and "Russian Venus" by Kustodiev. The group includes from 1 to 5 people inclusive. The group can have any number of participants of more than 5 people - it is negotiated separately. Each participant is more than 5 people - +300 rubles.