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Paintings and sculptures by Salvador Dali and Pablo Picasso are being showed at the Zanabazar Fine Arts Museum in Ulaanbaatar.
Alexander Shadrin, a "great art" collector ranking fourth in the world, from Russia’s Ekaterinburg, decided to show his collections here. Amomg them are famous “Four Dancers” by Picasso and “Horse Saddled with Time” by Salvador Dali.
Alexander Shadrin brought a goat to the exhibition opening. He stated that Salvador Dali and Pablo Picasso were used to pet goats.
"It has a deep meaning for opening the exhibition in Ulaanbaatar. We found out an interesting story about Gala, a beloved wife of Dali. Her forefathers were descendants of Chinggis Khan. She was a descendants of Kazan residents. Kazan was territory of Tatars and the Tatars were the descendants of Chinggis Khan. That is why we opened the exhibition in Ulaanbaatar" he stated.
During the exhibition, a wonderful film-tour about S.Dali`s works to be displayed.
The exhibition is open to the public from Apr 30 to May 29. Prices for the ticket is at MNT 10,000 for adults, MNT 7000 for students and MNT 3000 for children. A part of the profit from the ticket sales will be donated to the Zanabazar Fine Art Museum.
Photo Credit: D.Javhlantugs
Paintings and sculptures by Salvador Dali and Pablo Picasso are being showed at the Zanabazar Fine Arts Museum in Ulaanbaatar.
Alexander Shadrin, a "great art" collector ranking fourth in the world, from Russia’s Ekaterinburg, decided to show his collections here. Amomg them are famous “Four Dancers” by Picasso and “Horse Saddled with Time” by Salvador Dali.
Alexander Shadrin brought a goat to the exhibition opening. He stated that Salvador Dali and Pablo Picasso were used to pet goats.
"It has a deep meaning for opening the exhibition in Ulaanbaatar. We found out an interesting story about Gala, a beloved wife of Dali. Her forefathers were descendants of Chinggis Khan. She was a descendants of Kazan residents. Kazan was territory of Tatars and the Tatars were the descendants of Chinggis Khan. That is why we opened the exhibition in Ulaanbaatar" he stated.
During the exhibition, a wonderful film-tour about S.Dali`s works to be displayed.
The exhibition is open to the public from Apr 30 to May 29. Prices for the ticket is at MNT 10,000 for adults, MNT 7000 for students and MNT 3000 for children. A part of the profit from the ticket sales will be donated to the Zanabazar Fine Art Museum.
Photo Credit: D.Javhlantugs