Art Gallery of Tver, Regional art museum in Tver, Russia.
The Art Gallery of Tver houses approximately 40,000 artworks spanning from ancient Russian art of the 14th century to contemporary European pieces from the 15th through 20th centuries.
Founded in 1866 as part of the Tver Museum, this institution became an independent gallery in 1937 and originally operated within the Tver Imperial Palace built for Catherine II.
The gallery regularly organizes educational programs, workshops, and lectures for visitors of all ages while promoting Russian artistic traditions and hosting contemporary art exhibitions.
Open Tuesday through Sunday with modest admission fees, the gallery offers guided tours upon request and provides accessible facilities for visitors with disabilities.
The museum is housed within an architectural monument that has undergone numerous transformations over two centuries, reflecting changing artistic styles and imperial tastes.
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