The museum now includes five buildings: Winter Palace, Tashi in Elmy, Tashi in old Elmy, Tashi Theatre in Elmy and Tashi in new Elmy. At present, the museum is divided into eight parts: Primitive Culture Department, Ancient Greece and Rome Department, Oriental Ethnic Culture Department, Russian Cultural History Department, Ancient Coin Department, Western European Art Department, Science Education Department engaged in tour guide work and Works Restoration Department. There are more than 2.7 million pieces in the eight departments, including prehistoric culture and Egyptian art collections, as well as a large number of oil paintings and sculptures from Italy, Spain, Germany, Britain, Russia, Belgium, the Netherlands and France.
Among them, there are 6,543,800 paintings, 6,543,800 sculptures, 600,000 line drawings, 6,543,800 coins and badges, and 224,000 ancient furniture, porcelain, gold and silver products, precious stones and ivory handicrafts. These handicrafts are displayed in more than 350 exhibition halls, such as Picasso's three-dimensional painting exhibition hall, Italian and French painters exhibition hall, Russian clothing exhibition hall and so on. All the exhibition halls have their own characteristics, the most striking of which is the exhibition hall of Peter the Great, where a large number of articles for Peter the Great are displayed, many of which are made by himself. In a glass cabinet in the exhibition hall, there is a wax figure of Peter the Great, and his hair is the real hair of Peter the Great himself. There is a wooden pole next to the portrait, and a line is engraved on the top of the wooden pole, which is more than two meters high, indicating that Peter the Great is more than two meters tall. Like the Forbidden City in China, the collection is extremely rich, so if tourists want to visit all the exhibition halls, I'm afraid it will take less than a month. Tashi Museum in Elmy, the British Museum in London, the Louvre in Paris and the Metropolitan Museum of Art in new york are called the four largest museums in the world.
Treasure of City Hall: Voltaire's Statue
St Petersburg is a veritable "cultural capital" of Russia. There are 100 institutions of higher learning, 363 libraries, 260 museums and 89 theaters, all of which reflect this quaint city. Among many cultural facilities, Tashi National Museum in Elmy (which means "hidden palace" in French) is particularly prominent, and it is known as "a jewel in the crown" in Russia. This statement is based on the following two facts:
First of all, Elmy Tashi has a rich collection. If about 3 million exhibits are arranged in a row for more than 20 kilometers, stop in front of each exhibit 1 minute. It will take another eight years for people to complete this artistic journey. Tash, Elmy is one of the four largest museums in the world, comparable to the British Museum in London, the Louvre in Paris and the Metropolitan Museum in new york.
Secondly, Elmy Tashi is inseparable from the royal family of the former Russian Empire. The initiative to create a museum came from the czar. Every exhibit is collected by the royal family, and the most important building is the palace. In Tashi, Elmy, people can't tell what is an exhibit and what is an exhibition hall. Exquisite collections and magnificent palaces have long been integrated. Wandering in the ocean of art, people unconsciously walked into history and witnessed the rise and fall of a country for a hundred years.
This palace, also known as the Winter Palace, is located on the Neva River in the center of St. Petersburg. Although the Tashi Museum in Elmy is a huge complex consisting of five buildings, the Little Winter Palace, the Great Tashi in Elmy, the Tashi Theatre in New Elmy and the Tashi Theatre in Elmy are just "annex halls" built around the palaces, and the Winter Palace will always be the soul and symbol of the museum.
The Winter Palace is a household name in China, which is related to historical events such as 19 17 October Revolution attacking the Winter Palace, and also benefited from the extensive broadcasting of classic films such as 19 18 Lenin and Lenin in October. A few years ago, the author overheard a local play and learned that this place was not only the place where the tsar lived and worked, but also contained many rare treasures. There is a plot in the play: Stalin thinks that some nude oil paintings hanging in the Winter Palace are unsightly and inconsistent with the atmosphere of the Great Revolution, so he suggests that these paintings be disposed of. Lenin believed that this is a valuable cultural heritage and should be effectively protected.
Times have changed. At present, Russian pamphlets introducing Elmy Tashi call the October Revolution a "coup". However, it is an indisputable fact that proletarian revolutionaries have made great achievements in protecting historical and cultural heritage and making it serve the people. Elmy Tashi, composed of more than 350 halls, looks like a thick book. To really understand it, we must start from scratch. As we all know, St. Petersburg is the capital built by Peter the Great on the desolate swamp of the Baltic Sea in order to consolidate the victory, and it is a "window" for Russia to Europe. St. Petersburg has a very strong European color from the beginning. The original palace was built in 17 10 to1710/year, and it is a two-story building with Dutch style. /kloc-In the middle of 0/8th century, Russia ushered in the era of Baroque architecture. The famous Italian architect rastelli began to build a new palace on the Neva River in 1754, which lasted for 8 years.
This is a three-story closed building with a length of 280m and a width of140m. The exterior wall is dark green, golden yellow carved and white pilaster. Its tone is noble and elegant, and the cylindrical railings, decorative vases and figures on the roof enhance the artistic expression. The interior of the palace is beautifully decorated. The Jordan Steps, George Hall and Peter Hall are examples in the history of Russian architecture.
1762, Catherine II ascended the throne of the czar, and immediately began to modify the interior decoration of the Winter Palace, and put forward the idea of building a new palace to collect artworks. In the next 20 years, the Little Winter Palace, the Great Elmy Tashi and the long corridor connecting these buildings were built next to the Winter Palace, forming a complete museum complex. 1764, Catherine II bought 225 paintings by western European artists from Berlin merchants and became the first collection of the museum. Since then, Tashi's collection in Elmy has increased rapidly, reaching more than 2,000 pieces 1774. At the same time, buildings are also expanding. For quite a long time, Elmy Tashi has been a royal private museum. Some exhibition halls are only open to the public at 1852, but only celebrities, teachers and students of the Academy of Fine Arts and foreign tourists are lucky enough to enjoy art treasures. 19 17 At the end of this year, the Revolutionary Military Commission of the Soviet Union issued a decree to merge the Winter Palace and Elmy Tashi into a national museum open to ordinary people.
Tashi in Elmy today is a temple that understands the world culture. In the solemn and elegant exhibition hall, there are everything from the unearthed cultural relics in primitive society, practical works of art in ancient eastern countries, ancient Greek and Roman sculptures to medieval and modern western European works of art. Visitors are not only lucky enough to witness the works of Italian Renaissance masters Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo, but also enjoy the masterpieces of major European art schools from the end of 65438 to the beginning of the 20th century. However, priceless collection is not the whole meaning of Elmy Tashi. In the long years of more than 200 years, it has experienced the upsurge of construction, the madness of acquisition, the destruction of war and the joy of rebirth. There are achievements, failures, losses and possessions, all of which are contained in the vicissitudes of life but full of vitality. Although Elmy Tashi is full of people, it is always shrouded in mystery in the eyes of tourists.
The most famous Russian palace, St. Petersburg, Tashi Museum in Elmy (Tashi Museum in Elmy)
The Elmy Tashi Museum is located in St. Petersburg, the second largest capital of Russia. It is known as the four largest museums in the world together with the British Museum in London, the Louvre in Paris and the Metropolitan Museum of Art in new york.
Tashi Museum in Elmy, located on the Neva River, is a landmark building in St. Petersburg, Russia and the most important art museum in Russia. Originally the palace of the Russian czar, it is an outstanding example of Russian baroque architecture in the middle of18th century.
At present, the Tashi Museum in Elmy covers an area of 90,000 square meters, including the collection of Little Hermitage, Old Elmy Tashi, New Elmy Tashi, Winter Palace, theaters and museums that can accommodate more than 500 people. The Winter Palace is the most important part of the travel route to Russia, so you can't miss it.
St Petersburg, Summer Palace and Grand Palace
Xiagong Grand Palace is located in Xiagong Shangyuan, about 30 kilometers southwest of St. Petersburg. 1704, built under the order of Russian czar Peter the Great. The construction of this palace brought together outstanding architects and craftsmen from all over the world, represented by France and Italy at that time. Peter the Great also personally took an active part in the project planning and gave some instructions. Today, there are more than a dozen planning drawings designed by him personally.
The Grand Palace is beautifully decorated, with gilded domes on its wings. There are a celebration hall, a banquet hall and a royal palace in the palace. 1934 was turned into a folk history museum, which was destroyed by the Germans in World War II. After the restoration, it was included in the UNESCO World Heritage List.
Vorontsov Palace in Crimea
Vorontsov Palace, also known as Tsar Arupkin Palace. Built from 1828 to 1848, it was the official residence of Count Vorontsov (1782- 1856), the chief executive of Novorossiko Territory and a Russian political and military strategist during the tsarist period. It was designed by Edward Brewer, the court designer of the Queen of England. Later, it was bought as a palace by czar Alexander III.
The whole palace faces the sea with its back to the mountain, and there is a big garden around it. From the pier, you can reach the palace through the garden. The interior of the palace is open to the outside world, and the interior decoration is luxurious, showing the original life scene of the tsar.
During the Yalta Conference, British Prime Minister Winston Churchill stayed here.
Grand Kremlin
The Grand Kremlin was originally built on Mount Borovicz in the southwest of the Kremlin. This is the palace of the czars of past dynasties, and there is a white, blue and red Russian flag on the dome. The Great Kremlin we see now was rebuilt on the original site after the fire in 18 12 (1838 ~ 1849).
The Grand Kremlin was built entirely by Russian craftsmen using domestic building materials. It looks like three floors, but it's actually two floors. The first floor protrudes forward to form an open-air balcony. Above the center of the main building of the palace is a square observation deck, which is a prominent part of the palace. Above the observation deck is a square roof with four circular niches, two of which have dials and the other two have clocks. The roof has a pedestal decorated with golden handrails, and the top is an octahedral platform with a flagpole of the czar's army.
The Grand Kremlin was once the place where the Soviet government, the Central Committee of the Soviet Union and social organizations held meetings.
Masandra Palace in Crimea
Masanda Palace was built in 188 1 year and completed in 1902. This is the palace where Alexander III spent his holiday in Crimea, but Alexander III was able to live here only after his death in 1894.
Masandra Palace is a baroque building with mountains and seas at its back and beautiful parks in front and back. There are two big pine trees with a history of 100 years. This legend symbolizes the witness that the tsar and his wife love each other forever. There are always roses in the palace park, and the sphinx with female heads is dotted outside the temple.
It was not until 1992 that the palace was opened to the public as a museum, which contained many precious works of art.
Smalley College, St. Petersburg.
The Smolny institute in St. Petersburg is a baroque three-story building with elegant appearance and extremely luxurious interior decoration. Founded in 1806- 1808, it was originally an aristocratic girls' school ordered by Catherine II.
The front of Smolny College is 220 meters long, and the two wings of the main building extend outward, each wing is 40 meters long, forming the main courtyard of the palace. In the 1960s, eight magnificent columns and seven arched porches were added to the main entrance, which merged with the smalley Monastery with Baroque architectural style on the right, and were collectively called the smalley complex.
St. Petersburg, marble palace
Marble Palace in St. Petersburg, located on the Neva River, is a luxurious palace built by Count Gregory orlov, one of yekaterina's lovers.
Marble Palace was built in the middle of18th century, designed and built by Italian architect rinaldi, which is the representative of the architectural style in the transition period from baroque style to classical style. The palace has three floors and is 22 meters high. Its silver-gray appearance is particularly solemn and majestic.
The name of this palace comes from the gorgeous marble used to build it. It is said that there are 32 different kinds of marble used to decorate palaces.
The marble palace has now been listed as a branch of the Russian Museum, displaying the works of foreign painters living in Russia. In addition, concerts are often held here.
St Petersburg, Catherine Palace.
Catherine Palace is a famous scenic spot in St. Petersburg, Huangcun. It is a palace that Peter I gave to his wife yekaterina, designed and built by the famous Italian architect rastelli. This baroque building, with gorgeous golden yellow and elegant, luxurious and gorgeous appearance, is one of the most magnificent palaces in Russia.
Today's Catherine Palace can be said to be a "beauty dispute" between two architectural styles. The outer wall of the palace is about 300 meters long, and the blue coating gives people a cool feeling. There are five golden "onion heads" on the top of the north building chapel, which are dazzling.
1990, Catherine Palace was listed on the United Nations World Heritage List, and the "Amber Hall", known as the eighth wonder of the world, is located in this palace.
St Petersburg, Constantine Palace
Constantine Palace was built in19th century, located on the picturesque coast of the Gulf of Finland. It used to be the palace of the Russian Grand Duke. It once belonged to two royal brothers Constantine pavlovic and Constantine nikolayevich, and the palace was named after them.
In the 20th century, due to the fire and shelling in the Great Patriotic War, Constantine Palace was severely damaged. At that time, the palace was badly damaged, leaving only the stone foundation. Fortunately, after years of construction, it was finally restored in 2000, restoring its former glory and being declared as the seaside palace of the Russian president.
Da Yanov, an architect involved in the restoration of Constantine Palace, said: "The structure of Constantine Palace is very interesting. It has both traditional European styles, such as Versailles, and traditional Russian architectural styles.
Nowadays, the brand-new Constantine Palace integrates the functions of the national parliament building and modern commercial buildings and becomes an important political, commercial and cultural center. High-level scientific and political seminars, high-end banquets, cocktail parties, social dances and fashion shows in many countries are held in Constantine Palace. 2065438+September 2003 G20 Summit was held here.
Is Tashi Museum in Elmy the Winter Palace? The Winter Palace belongs to Tashi, Elmy.
Tashi Museum in Elmy (Russian)
Tashi Museum in Elmy is located in the Palace Square in St Petersburg, which means "secluded palace" in French. 1764, the Russian Queen Catherine II bought 250 paintings by famous artists such as Rembrandt, stored them in the "Elmy Tashi" in the Winter Palace, and founded the "Rare House". 1852, this building is open to the upper floors. After the October Revolution, the Soviet government allocated the entire Winter Palace to Tashi, Elmy. 1922, the Tashi Museum in Elmy was formally established and opened to the public. At the beginning of the Great Patriotic War of the Soviet Union, in order to prevent the museum's collections from falling into the hands of fascists, more than 6,543,800 pieces were once transported to the rear Sverdlov for preservation, and the remaining 6,543,800 pieces were tightly sealed in the basement until the end of World War II.
Elmy Tashi Museum is a comprehensive large-scale museum of art, history and culture. It is one of the largest museums in the world, with a large scale and rich collections. Its collection and scale can be compared with any large museum in the world. Covers an area of 90,000 square meters. All the buildings include the Winter Palace, the Little Winter Palace, the old Elmy Tashi, the new Elmy Tashi and the Elmy Tashi Theatre, which can accommodate 500 spectators. It is one of the main attractions in St. Petersburg.
The State Hermitage Museum
Located in the Palace Square in St. Petersburg, it was originally the palace of the Russian czar, and was converted into a part of the Tachi Museum in Elmy in St. Petersburg after the October Revolution. The Winter Palace, built from 1754 to 1762, is the greatest monument of Russian baroque architecture in the middle of18th century. 1837 was destroyed by fire, and 1838 to 1839 were rebuilt. During World War II, the Winter Palace was severely damaged again and was restored after the war. The Winter Palace is a blue and white building with three floors. It is about 230m long,140m wide and 22m high. It is a closed rectangle with an area of 90,000 square meters and a building area of 46,000 square meters. There are 1057 hall, 1886 door and 1945 window in the palace. The Alexander Column in the Winter Palace was built from 1830 to 1839 to commemorate Alexander I's great achievements in defeating Napoleon's army in 18 12. /kloc-in the middle of the 0/9th century, there was a special law in Russia at that time, which stipulated that all buildings in St. Petersburg, except churches, should be lower than the Winter Palace. The Winter Palace faces neva river, with a slightly prominent center, three arched iron gates and a group of Atlas giants at the entrance. There are two rows of colonnades around the palace, which are magnificent. The palace is inlaid with marble, malachite, lapis lazuli, porphyrite and jasper. Gold-plated and copper-plated decoration; Decorate with sculptures, murals and embroidered curtains of various textures; Colorful and magnificent. /kloc-In the second half of the 8th century, when Russian Queen Catherine II was in power, she ordered to set aside some houses to collect world-famous art treasures and called them "Ermida Day" (Hidden Palace). Later, with more and more collections, the second and second meters were built between 1764 and 1789. Today, in the spacious and bright exhibition hall of the Winter Palace, there are 2.7 million pieces of various cultural relics, including about 6.5438+0.5 million paintings, about 6.5438+0.2 million sculptures, about 620,000 prints and sketches, about 600,000 unearthed cultural relics, 260,000 practical artworks and about 6.5438+0.000 coins and commemorative medals. The collection is divided into seven parts: primitive cultural history, ancient Greek and Roman culture and art, oriental national culture and art, Russian culture, western European art history, coins and handicrafts. It is displayed in more than 350 exhibition halls according to geographical and chronological order, and the exhibition lines add up to 30 kilometers, so it is called the longest art museum in the world. After the October Revolution, the Soviet Union established the National Ermida Day Museum on 1922. The Winter Palace became a part of the museum. 1905, the "bloody Sunday" incident occurred in the square in front of the Winter Palace when the czar government shot and killed the petitioners in the Winter Palace. 19171.7 (Russian calendar 1.25), the people who participated in the October Revolution captured the Winter Palace, where they arrested the ministers of the bourgeois provisional government, and the former palace was returned to the people.
Introduction to Russian Winter Palace The Winter Palace is a famous imperial palace in Russia and one of the largest and oldest museums in the world. This palace was designed by the famous architect Rastrelli. This palace, like other famous palaces in human history, has been plagued by disasters since its completion. The Winter Palace was built between 1754 and 1762, burned by fire in 1837, rebuilt between 1838 and 1839, and was destroyed again during World War II. It was carefully restored after the war. The palace has three floors, about 230m long,140m wide and 22m high. It is a closed rectangle with an area of 90,000 square meters and a building area of more than 46,000 square meters. The four sides of the Winter Palace have their own characteristics, but the interior design and decoration style are strictly unified. There is an inner courtyard in the quadrangle building palace, and the three directions are wide towards the palace.
Field, naval headquarters, neva river, the fourth side is connected with the little Hermitage Palace. On the side facing the Winter Palace Square, the center is slightly prominent, with three arched iron gates and a group of Atlas colossus at the entrance. There are two rows of colonnades around the Winter Palace, which are magnificent. The palace is beautifully decorated, and many halls are decorated with Russian gems-malachite, jasper and agate products. For example, the malachite hall used 2 tons of malachite, and the parquet floor used 9 weights of precious wood. Ermita Day is the largest and most distinctive baroque building in St Petersburg. Its integrity and brilliance are impressive, and its decoration is rich. The decorative frame and relief decoration on the window give people strength, the columns are arranged regularly, and the wall is matched with white and green, which makes the dragon look varied and lifelike. 19 17 Before February, the Winter Palace was always the palace of the tsar, and was later occupied by the bourgeois provisional government. 1917165438+1October 7 (65438+1October 25), the uprising people captured the Winter Palace. After the October Revolution, the original official residence and the whole Winter Palace were placed in Tashi, Elmy, and the Elmi National Tashi Museum was formally established on 1922, and the Winter Palace became a part of the museum. The surface of the Winter Palace of 1946 is painted with the original sapphire color.
Tashi Museum in Elmy (Winter Palace) is one of the four largest museums in the world, along with the Louvre, the British Museum in London and the Metropolitan Museum of Art.. The museum was originally the private museum of Queen Catherine II. 1764, Catherine II bought 250 paintings by Rembrandt and Rubens from Berlin and deposited them in the Elmy Tower in the Winter Palace (which means "hidden palace" in French), hence the name of the museum.
The museum now includes five buildings: Winter Palace, Tashi in Elmy, Tashi in old Elmy, Tashi Theatre in Elmy and Tashi in new Elmy. At present, the museum is divided into eight parts: Primitive Culture Department, Ancient Greece and Rome Department, Oriental Ethnic Culture Department, Russian Cultural History Department, Ancient Coin Department, Western European Art Department, Science Education Department engaged in tour guide work and Works Restoration Department. There are more than 2.7 million pieces in the eight departments, including prehistoric culture and Egyptian art collections, as well as a large number of oil paintings and sculptures from Italy, Spain, Germany, Britain, Russia, Belgium, the Netherlands and France. Among them, there are 6,543,800 paintings, 6,543,800 sculptures, 600,000 line drawings, 6,543,800 coins and badges, and 224,000 ancient furniture, porcelain, gold and silver products, precious stones and ivory handicrafts. These handicrafts are displayed in more than 350 exhibition halls, such as Picasso's three-dimensional painting exhibition hall, Italian and French painters exhibition hall, Russian clothing exhibition hall and so on. All the exhibition halls have their own characteristics, the most striking of which is the exhibition hall of Peter the Great, where a large number of articles for Peter the Great are displayed, many of which are made by himself. In a glass cabinet in the exhibition hall, there is a wax figure of Peter the Great, and his hair is the real hair of Peter the Great himself. There is a wooden pole next to the portrait, and a line is engraved on the top of the wooden pole, which is more than two meters high, indicating that Peter the Great is more than two meters tall. Like the Forbidden City in China, the collection is extremely rich, so if tourists want to visit all the exhibition halls, I'm afraid it will take less than a month.
What are the three major museums in the world? It is the world's four largest museums, namely the Louvre, the British Museum, the Tashi Museum in Elmy and the Metropolitan Museum of America.
Louvre, France 1
The Louvre (French: Du E Louvre Museum) is located in the north bank of the Seine River in the center of Paris, France, ranking first among the four largest museums in the world.
Founded in 1204, it was once a French palace, where 50 French kings and queens lived. It is one of the most precious buildings in the French Renaissance and is famous for its rich collection of classical paintings and sculptures.
Now it is the Louvre Museum, covering an area of about 198 hectares. It is divided into old and new parts. The pyramid-shaped glass entrance in front of the palace covers an area of 24 hectares and was designed by China architect I.M. Pei. On August 1793 and 10, the Louvre Art Museum officially opened to the public and became a museum.
The Louvre has become a world-famous art palace, one of the largest art treasures, as well as the Wanbao Palace.
2. British Museum
The British Museum, also known as the British Museum, is located in Russell Square, north of New Oxford Street in London, England.
The museum was established in 1753 and officially opened to the public on 1759 65438+ 10/5. It is the oldest and largest comprehensive museum in the world and one of the five most famous museums in the world.
The museum collects many cultural relics and treasures from all over the world, as well as manuscripts of many great scientists. The richness and diversity of collections are rare in museums all over the world. The British Museum has more than 8 million collections. Due to space constraints, 99% of the collections are not on public display.
On August 18 and 10, the British Museum held a private ceremony to return eight items about 5,000 years ago to the Iraqi ambassador to Britain, Saleh Hussein Ali.
3. Tashi Museum in Elmy
Tashi Museum in Elmy was originally the private residence of Catherine II. 1764, Catherine II bought 250 paintings by Rembrandt and Rubens from Berlin and stored them in the newly-built wing "Elmy Tachi" in the Winter Palace (the name comes from the ancient French hermit, which means "hidden palace").
The museum was designed and named after the French architect Jean-batiste Valin de Ramos Jean-Baptiste Valin de Ramos, covering an area of about 90,000 square meters.
4. Metropolitan Museum of America
The Metropolitan Museum of Art is the largest art museum in the United States and a world-famous museum. The museum is located at 82nd Avenue, Fifth Avenue in the United States, far away from the famous American Museum of Natural History and the Hayden Planetarium in new york.
The American Museum of Natural History mainly reviews the history of other animals in nature to satisfy the curiosity of human beings to explore the unknown world, that is, outer space, while the Metropolitan Museum reviews the development of human civilization.
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Four major museum collections:
Louvre, France 1
The Louvre has the statue of Venus with a broken arm, the Mona Lisa oil painting and the stone carving of the goddess of victory, which is known as the three treasures of the world. It has more than 400,000 art collections, including sculptures, paintings, arts and crafts, ancient orient, ancient Egypt, ancient Greece and ancient Rome.
From the artworks of ancient Egypt, Greece, Etruscan and Rome to the artworks of eastern countries, there are sculptures from the Middle Ages to the modern times, as well as an amazing number of royal treasures and exquisite paintings.
2. British Museum
The collection originally came from more than 80,000 cultural relics and specimens collected by Sir hans sloane, the physician of King George II of England. 1823, King George IX of England donated a large number of books of his father.
In the past 200 years, the museum has continued to collect cultural relics from ancient countries such as Britain and Egypt, Babylon, Greece, Rome, India and China.
Ancient Egyptian art is the most famous collection in the British Museum. The most striking thing in the British Museum is the Museum of Oriental Art and Cultural Relics. The museum has more than100000 cultural relics from China, Japanese, Indian and other Southeast Asian countries.
Among them, China showroom occupies half of Hall 3, and exhibits range from bronzes in Shang and Zhou Dynasties to porcelains in Tang and Song Dynasties and precious jade articles in Ming and Qing Dynasties. There are 23,000 rare treasures from China alone, most of which are priceless.
For example, paintings and embroideries of various dynasties in China, cultural relics unearthed in various periods, paintings and calligraphy of Tang and Song Dynasties, and porcelain of Ming and Qing Dynasties. Among them, the most precious are the True Picture of the Female History, the three-color portrait of Luohan in the Song Dynasty, Dunhuang scriptures, famous paintings in the Song and Ming Dynasties, etc.
The bronze statue of Shang dynasty is two conjoined sheep with a round elephant tube in the middle, which is very beautiful and exquisite. There is also a Song Dynasty porcelain hip flask with a lotus flower around the base and responsibility and a lion sitting on the lid, which is a rare treasure.
3. Tashi Museum in Elmy
There are more than 2.7 million pieces in the eight departments, including prehistoric culture and Egyptian art collections, as well as a large number of oil paintings and sculptures from Italy, Spain, Germany, Britain, Russia, Belgium, the Netherlands and France.
Among them, there are 6,543,800 paintings, 6,543,800 sculptures, 600,000 line drawings, 6,543,800 coins and badges, and 224,000 ancient furniture, porcelain, gold and silver products, precious stones and ivory handicrafts.
These handicrafts are displayed in more than 350 exhibition halls, such as Picasso's three-dimensional painting exhibition hall, Italian and French painters exhibition hall, Russian clothing exhibition hall and so on.
4. Metropolitan Museum of America
The Metropolitan Museum of Art has more than 3.3 million art treasures from Egypt, Babylon, Assyria, the Far East and Near East, Greece and Rome, Europe, Africa, America, pre-Columbian times and New Guinea.
Including buildings, sculptures, paintings, sketches, prints, photos, glassware, ceramics, textiles, metal products, furniture, ancient houses, weapons, armor, musical instruments and so on.
The museum displays not only paintings and sculptures, but also carpets, musical instruments, clothes and decorations. The five exhibition halls are: European painting, American painting, primitive art, medieval painting and Egyptian antiques.
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The Louvre Museum in Paris, France: 1793 opened, which is an overview of European art.