The Museum of Russian Art is pleased to invite you join us in celebrating the opening of:

The Body in Soviet Art

Be the first to view this new exhibition, drawn from the renowned Raymond and Susan Johnson collection of Russian 20th century paintings.  The Body in Soviet Art examines the depictions of the human form in Soviet art, featuring more than fifty works created in the 1950s-1970s.  Representations of the human body have varied over time and across cultures.  Soviet art placed a unique emphasis on the working body as part of a Soviet collective.

Refreshments will be available for your enjoyment.  We hope you can join us!

TMORA Members FREE  |  General Admission  $10  |  Senior Admission (non-member)  $8  |  Student Admission with ID (non-member)  $5  |  Children under 14  FREE

Parking for The Museum of Russian Art is directly across Diamond Lake Road in the Mayflower Church parking lot.  

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The Body in Soviet Art will be on view in the Main, Mezzanine, and Fireside Galleries February 23rd through September 1st, 2019

Vasilii A.Neyasov (1926 – 1984)
A Guy from the Urals, 1959
Oil on canvas
Private American Collection