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      • The All-Russian Academy of Arts was headed by I. Brodski, the noted Soviet artist who trained students in the Academy Art Institute.
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  2. eng.rah.ru › academy › historyHISTORY - eng.rah.ru

    The All-Russian Academy of Arts was headed by I. Brodski, the noted Soviet artist who trained students in the Academy Art Institute.

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  3. In the jubilee year, the Russian Academy of Arts, headed by President Zurab Tsereteli has regained its potential. Pursuing the strategy aimed at the future of Russian art culture, it strives to preserve and upgrade teaching principles of Russian art school, to synthesize its best traditions and new ideas.

  4. Russian Academy of Arts (RAA / rus. РАХ, Росси́йская акаде́мия худо́жеств) is the State scientific Institution of Russian Federation, eligible heir to the USSR Academy of Arts. A founder of RAA is the Government of the Russian Federation.

  5. eng.rah.ru › academy › the_russian_academy_of_artsTHE RUSSIAN ACADEMY OF ARTS

    The Academy is a heir to traditions of the Academy of Three Noble Arts established in 1757 to promote the development of Russian art. By the Decree of the President of the Russian Federation dated May 25, 1992 the USSR Academy of Arts was transformed into the Russian Academy of Arts.

  6. The Russian Academy of Arts has been headquartered in Moscow since 1947. Its current president is Zurab Tsereteli and its vice-president is Tair Salakhov.

  7. Count Shuvalov, a favorite of hers and one of the makers of the Dictionary of the Russian Language, stood behind the opening of an Academy of "Three Most Illustrious Arts" in St. Petersburg.

  8. Nov 4, 2020 · Arts & Crafts. Russia. In 1876, on the Abramtsevo estate 60km outside of Moscow, Elizaveta Mamontova, a philanthropist from the landed gentry, founded a joinery workshop for young people from the local villages. 1 Later, villagers were invited onto the estate and taught traditional techniques, in an effort to keep this knowledge alive in the ...