Collection

This extraordinary Russian masterpiece follows the turbulent fortunes of the Cossack people through peace, war and revolution.

High-quality notecard of "Among the Birch Trees" by Akhmed A. Kitaev, from the permanent collection of The Museum of Russian Art.

A loose, herbal Northern Russian tea blend containing chamomile, sea buckthorn, and cumin.

One hundred years after the Russian Revolution, Revolution: Russian Art, 1917–1932 explores one of the most momentous periods in modern world history through its groundbreaking art.

Delicately hand-painted glass egg ornament after the Fabergé designs for the 1913 Romanov Tercentenary celebration.

Delicately hand painted glass Faberge style egg ornament, made in Ukraine.

Dual membership to The Museum of Russian Art.

Contributor level membership to The Museum of Russian Art.

Family (multigenerational) membership to The Museum of Russian Art.

Individual Membership to the Museum of Russian Art.

Revolution 1989 is an authoritative account, by journalist Victor Sebestyen, of the few months, and the few ordinary people, that brought down the Soviet Union, and changed the world forever.

This book follows the achievements, innovations, and ideas, of Kyiv-born aritst Kazmir Malevich (1878-1923), within the context of Suprematist and Constructivist movements, as well as both the Russian and global avant-garde.