Сталинградская картинная галерея

The Stalingrad Art Gallery is an art museum in Volgograd displaying paintings, graphics, decorative arts, and sculptures by Russian and Soviet artists from the 1900s to today. The collection spans multiple artistic movements and includes works at different scales, from small graphics to large sculptural pieces.

The gallery was founded in 1937 and suffered severe destruction during the 1942 Battle of Stalingrad with significant artwork losses. The rebuilding after the war allowed the collection to be reconstructed through donations and new acquisitions.

The collection features Soviet graphics and traditional Russian crafts such as Gzhel ceramics and Khokhloma painted wood items. These objects reflect artistic techniques passed down through Russian communities over many generations.

The museum is housed in a heritage building from the 1800s and is accessible on foot from Volgograd's center. Regular temporary exhibitions, lectures, and guided tours are organized to help visitors engage with the artworks on display.

The building itself dates from 1881, making it older than the museum housed within its walls. This architectural history adds depth to a visit since guests experience art within a structure that has witnessed the city's past.

Location: Volgograd

Inception: 1937

Official opening: 1937

GPS coordinates: 48.70544,44.51544

Latest update: December 14, 2025 17:41