26.10.23
Takyryny: "Kazakstany Museum and memorabilia of Mangilik Kalar."
SDG 4 “Quality education”
Goal: to provide inclusive and equal quality education and stimulate lifelong learning opportunities for all. As well as education about the peculiarities of culture.
In 1935, the T. G. Shevchenko Kazakh State Art Gallery organized the exhibition "15 years since the formation of the Kazakh SSR". The gallery began work on collecting works by both Kazakhstani and foreign artists[2]. In 1936, by personal order of Alibi Zhangeldin, about 100 works by European authors were transferred from the Moscow State Museum of Fine Arts to the gallery. The second wave of receipts from Russian museums came in the 1950s, mainly from the Hermitage.
After the Republic of Kazakhstan declared independence from the USSR during the Soviet period, many works from Russian museums were not returned. Since 2023, these works have been kept in the fund and constitute the "pearl" of the permanent exhibition of the A. Kasteev State Art Museum of Kazakhstan.
Students of group 204 and curator-adviser Ondashevich Yernur visited the museum! We did not expect to see such a good collection of paintings during a visit to the museum. I really liked the hall of Russian painting, where the works of Shishkin, Aivazovsky, Bryullov and others are presented. I also liked the A. Kasteev hall.
It turns out that many works are filled with a very secret meaning. I really liked it.
Organizers: Department of Theory and History of State and Law, Constitutional and Administrative Law.
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