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Far Eastern Art Museum

Дальневосточный художественный музей

Established in the 1930s and now housed in the building of a former officers' club. They seem to take most pride in their collection of Far Eastern aboriginal art, but they also have a rare collection of ancient Russian religious icons and Japanese porcelain. In the classic exhibition they have a few painters you may have heard of like Titian and Garofalo, but also some lesser known Russian masters.

Address: 7 Shevchenko St
Hours: Tue–Sun 10:00-17:00
Price: Foreigners RUB 150
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