Ivan Krylov museum, Regional heritage museum in Novocherkassk, Russia.
The Ivan Krylov Museum occupies a traditional wooden house with a porch, hall, and four living rooms displaying artworks and personal possessions. The rooms offer insight into how the painter organized his living and working spaces in this historical structure.
The institution opened in 1979 after the former home of painter Ivan Ivanovich Krylov was converted to serve cultural purposes. The artist worked and lived in this house during the 19th century, a productive period in his career.
The building shows how the painter's artistic life blended with the daily routines of his household. The rooms reflect the habits and style of a creative household from the 19th century in Southern Russia.
The museum sits at the corner of Budyonnovskaya Street and Krylov Street, making it easy to find and approach on foot. Guided tours are the main way to explore the collections and learn about household life in the 19th century.
The collection includes original items from Krylov's personal life such as his rocking chair, chess table, gramophone, mandolin, and a traditional samovar. These objects reveal what the painter enjoyed doing in his spare time and his interests beyond painting.
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