The Ilya Glazunov Gallery is an art museum on Ulitsa Volkhonka, across from the Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts. Its collection follows Glazunov’s work through different periods, from monumental paintings to drawings and images inspired by Dostoyevsky’s novels. A nearby second gallery building adds artworks about Russian history. The collection and its distinctive interior make this a substantial stop for anyone interested in Russian art. Admission is free on Thursdays from 7 to 9 pm, a useful time to visit if you want to avoid the ticket cost.
Glazunov’s paintings and drawings
The collection brings together paintings and graphic works by Ilya Glazunov, tracing changes in his art over the years. Among the works are monumental paintings and images inspired by Dostoyevsky’s novels. The gallery also holds illustrations for Melnikov-Pechersky. Together, these works give the visit a focus beyond a single style or subject.
A second gallery building
A nearby second building presents artworks about Russian history. Set aside time for it as well as the main gallery if you want to see both parts of the collection.
FAQ
Is admission free at the Ilya Glazunov Gallery?
Admission is free on Thursdays from 7 to 9 pm. The provided information does not specify ticket prices at other times.
What can you see at the Ilya Glazunov Gallery?
The collection includes Glazunov’s paintings and graphic works, monumental paintings, and art inspired by Dostoyevsky’s novels. A nearby second building presents Russian history through artworks.
Where is the Ilya Glazunov Gallery?
It is at Ulitsa Volkhonka, 13, across from the Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts.
When is the gallery closed?
The gallery is closed on Mondays.
