Anna Golubkina's Museum-workshop, Biographical museum and sculptor's workshop in Khamovniki District, Moscow, Russia.
Anna Golubkina's Museum-workshop is the former studio of a Russian sculptor located in Moscow. The building preserves her tools, materials, and personal objects, making it an authentic artist's house where creative work actually took place.
The sculptor was a pioneer of modern Russian sculpture who created influential works in the early 20th century. Her studio was established as one of Russia's first biographical museums dedicated to an individual artist after her death in 1934.
The exhibition space displays sculptures, sketches, and personal objects that show how the artist shaped Russian sculptural practice. You can sense here the connection between her hands-on work and the artistic traditions she influenced.
The museum offers guided tours where sculptural techniques and working methods are explained. The rooms are small and intimate, so it makes sense to take time to look around and discover the details of the works.
The workshop contains original models for her famous bas-reliefs at Moscow Art Theatre, showing how she developed her major commissions. These working models give a rare glimpse into the process of how public artworks were created.
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