Paintings from the 16th–18th century - Kadriorg Art Museum 2011
Paintings from the 16th–18th century Exhibition in Kadriorg Art Museum 2011
Kadriorg Palace
Paintings from the 16th–18th century. Dutch, German, Italian and Russian masters Western European and Russian applied art and sculpture from the 18th–20th century
The Kadriorg palace and park were founded by the Russian tsar Peter I. The well-preserved main hall is one of the best examples of Baroque architecture not only in Estonia but also in the whole Northern Europe. The main exposition of the collection of the Kadriorg Art Museum (Western European and Russian art from 16th–20th century) is valuable and quite remarkable. In addition, temporary exhibitions, concerts, and theatre performances take place.
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Marais La Reveuse from Baltic Baroque/Maltizov
Couperin Concert from Baltic Baroque/Maltizov
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Related exhibition:
Mikkel Museum
Collection of Johannes Mikkel: the Art of Western Europe, Russia, and China from 16th-20th centuries
In 1995, Johannes Mikkel donated his collection – more than 600 works of West European, Russian, Chinese and Estonian art – to the Art Museum of Estonia. The best of Johannes Mikkel’s collection is displayed on the first floor of the palace kitchen building in Kadriorg. The history of this building goes back to 1721, when the predecessor of the present building was built, together with the palace and the surrounding park. The exposition of the Mikkel Museum located in the kitchen house belonging to the palace complex displays Western European paintings and prints, as well as Chinese and European porcelain.