These lands belonged to the Miloslavskys until 1779. Under them, the character of the estate development developed: a front yard in front of the wooden main house, a large garden, and outbuildings. Then Colonel Peter Koshelev bought the property.
The next owner of the mansion was State Councilor P.I. Glebov. He went down in history as a friend of the Pushkin family and the godfather of Lev Pushkin, younger brother Alexander Sergeevich. Fate was favorable to Glebov, and the fire of 1812 bypassed his estate.
In 1860-1870, the estate belonged to the Kiryakov family, but they retained appearance ownership unchanged. Only after 1881, when Sergei Pastukhov bought the site, did reconstruction begin in Kolymazhny Lane. In 1913-1914, architect N.S. Schutzman added a neoclassical-style building to the main building. At the same time, a fence in the Art Nouveau style appeared on the side of Kolymazhny Lane.
After the revolution of 1917, children's institutions were located in the former Glebov-Ponomarev estate. Over time, the buildings fell into disrepair and stood abandoned. In the 1980s, the ensemble was transferred to the Pushkin Museum.
The buildings were reconstructed, and the wooden manor house was dismantled and in its place a stone one was built with the same dimensions and stylistic design of the facades. In January 2006, the Museion Center for Aesthetic Education of Children and Youth at the Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts was located in the former estate.
They say that......during excavations on the territory of the estate in 1989, the remains of buildings that burned during the great Moscow fire of 1737 were discovered. Then “Moscow burned down from a penny candle.” And the fire started from here - from a candle forgotten near the icon in the Miloslavskys’ house.
Department of Aesthetic Education of Children and Youth of the Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts. A.S. Pushkin is a scientific and practical department of the museum, developing and coordinating programs creative development children from 5 to 18 years old based on the museum’s art collections, studio and classroom activities, with the active use of audiovisual and multimedia tools.
Since January 2006, TsEV "Museion" has been located in an ancient city estate in Kolymazhny Lane, building 6, building 2, an architectural monument of the late 18th - early 20th centuries. More information about the building, address and opening hours.
Currently, more than 3,000 children study at Museion annually. The priority programs are “Family Groups” (children 5-7 years old with their parents), “Meetings at the Museum” (children 7-9 years old with their parents), “Conversations about Art” (children 8-9 years old), Art Lovers Club (children 10-14 years old), Club of Young Art Critics (grades 8-11, students). By tradition, at the end of the school year, theatrical graduation parties are organized for each direction.
About 450 people study annually in the creative workshops of the Central Economics Center "Museion". Children from 5 to 10 years old attend the art studio, for children from 9 to 13 years old they study in the ceramics studio, for teenagers from 13 to 17 years old - in the printmaking workshop; Children aged 9 to 12 years study in the computer graphics workshop.
During the academic year, classes on the “Museum to School” program, open master classes, and in June – “Summer at the Museum” classes are held on a regular basis. Since 2014, KYI members have been participating in events organized at the museum, the largest of which was the annual event “I’ll show you the museum.”
Traditionally, the museum devotes Special attention programs for disabled children and children from socially disadvantaged families. Currently, one of the most popular areas is art therapy - social adaptation of children with developmental disabilities through art.
The Museyon Central Educational Institution trains personnel from the regions and implements special art therapy programs covering more than 500 children and adolescents. Classes are held on a regular basis, at least once a month for each group.
The program for people of the third age “Dialogues in Space and Time”, prepared by the president of the museum I.A., was greeted with great enthusiasm. Antonova.
Conferences and round tables dedicated to various aspects of children's and youth work are held annually on the territory of the Museion Center; festivals, concerts, holidays take place.
A system of aesthetic education implemented at the Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts. A.S. Pushkin by the staff of the Central Economics Center “Museion”, is open to updates and experiments.
The Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts invites Moscow schoolchildren and preschoolers to the clubs of the Museion Center for Aesthetic Education in the 2017/18 academic year.
It is better to check the availability of free places in the circles on the museum’s website. Some circles are accepted only based on the results of an interview.
Family group. 5–6 years and 6–7 years
October - May: Tuesday, 12:00, Wednesday, 12:00 or 15:00, Thursday, 14:00 or 15:00, Friday, 12:00 or 14:00, Saturday, 12:30, 13:00 14:30, Sunday, 11:00 or 13:00
September – April: Thursday, 12:00 or 12:30, Thursday, 15:00, Friday, 11:00 or 12:30, Sunday, 11:15 or 13:30
The youngest students, together with their parents, discover fine art for two years, get acquainted with its masterpieces and learn to spend time in the museum with pleasure. Classes are held in groups and consist of interactive walks through the Museum’s exhibition, during which children and their parents receive assignments, answer questions and listen to stories from an art historian.
Children aged 5–7 years are accepted. Classes are held from October to May once a month on weekdays or weekends, depending on the chosen group.
A cycle of 16 lessons is designed for 2 years. All classes take place in the Museum (in the Main Building or the Gallery of European and American Art of the 19th–20th centuries). The subscription requires the participation of 1 child and 1 parent.
The cost of a subscription for 2 years of study is 10,000 rubles.
Conversations about art. 2–3 grades
September – April: Wednesday, 16:00, Thursday, 16:00, Friday, 16:00, Saturday, 14:00, Sunday, 12:30 or 14:00
October – May: Friday, 15:30, Saturday, 13:30, Sunday, 11:10
Younger students learn to think and talk about fine art and learn about its history through the Museum's collection, under the guidance of art historians. A lesson is a conversation in which children learn about the features of fine art, its types, genres, styles and trends from the Ancient World to the 20th century.
Classes are held once a month on weekdays or weekends, depending on the chosen group.
A cycle of 16 lessons is designed for 2 years. All classes take place in the Museum (in the Main Building or the Gallery of European and American Art of the 19th–20th centuries).
The subscription includes 1 child. The cost of a subscription for the first year of study is 3,000 rubles.
Conversations about art. 4th grade
October – May: Friday, 17:00, every second Saturday, 15:00
This course is designed specifically for 4th grade students who are beginning their introduction to the visual arts but are not yet familiar with history. During the classes, participants will get acquainted with the Museum’s collection, talk about fine art and its features, so that next year, based on knowledge of history, they can continue this conversation in the Art Lovers Club or in thematic “Conversations”.
Classes are held once a month on weekdays or weekends, depending on the chosen group.
A cycle of 8 lessons is designed for 1 year. All classes take place in the Museum (in the Main Building or the Gallery of European and American Art of the 19th–20th centuries).
The subscription includes 1 child. The cost of a subscription is 3,000 rubles.
Conversations about art: The ancient world. 5th grade
October – May: Sunday, 11:15, 13:10 or 16:00, Saturday, 14:30
A course for those who have begun to study the history of the Ancient World as part of the school curriculum. During classes in the halls of the Museum, schoolchildren will not only be able to see works of art that they are familiar with from illustrations in history textbooks, but will also talk about the features of different Ancient civilizations.
Classes are held once a month in the Main Building of the Museum on weekdays or weekends, depending on the chosen group.
A cycle of 8 lessons is designed for 1 year. The subscription includes 1 child. The cost of a subscription is 3,000 rubles.
Computer graphics
October - May: 2 times a month on Wednesdays at 17:00
The classes are designed specifically to introduce children aged 9 to 13 years to the basics of computer graphics, drawing on the history of fine art. Using examples from the works of Renaissance artists and other masters, children learn to use color and study the principles of perspective. Thus, during the classes, children create their first graphic works based on masterpieces of world painting, while gaining basic skills in working in Photoshop.
A cycle of 16 lessons is designed for 1 year. The subscription includes 1 child. The cost of a subscription is 8,000 rubles.
Admission is based on an interview. Online registration for an interview begins on August 22, 2017.
Art lovers club
2 times a month on weekdays at 16:00
The club was created specifically for those who study in secondary school and complements the school history course with an in-depth study of the history of fine arts. That is why the Club program is divided into 3 successive levels for students in grades 5, 6 and 7.
In addition, the Club has two clubs, especially for those who are interested in archeology and numismatics; Anyone can join them (students in grades 5–8).
All classes at the Club are held 2 times a month on weekdays at 16:00 - lectures in the auditorium of the Museion Center for Aesthetic Education and classes in the halls of the Main building of the Museum.
A cycle of 15 lessons is designed for 1 year. The subscription includes 1 child. The cost of a subscription is 5,000 rubles.
"Ancient world". 5th grade
October – April: Tuesday, 16:00, Friday, 16:00
The course is designed specifically for 5th grade students. At lectures, children get acquainted with the monuments of ancient civilizations, and study them in more detail during classes in the main building of the Museum.
"The Middle Ages and the Renaissance". 6th grade
The course is designed for 6th grade students and is a continuation of the Ancient World course, so there is no enrollment of new students for this course. At lectures, children get acquainted with the masterpieces of the main masters of the era, and during classes in the halls they study the topic of the course using the example of works from the Museum’s collection.
Course "Great Masters of the 17th Century". 7th grade
The course is designed for 7th grade students and is a continuation of the Middle Ages and Renaissance course, so there is no enrollment of new students for this course. The course introduces schoolchildren to famous masters of the New Age through lectures, as well as examples of works from the Museum’s collection.
"Numismatics". 5th–8th grade
September – April: Wednesday, 16:00
A special program for schoolchildren, developed by researchers from the Department of Numismatics of the Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts. A.S. Pushkin. This is a way to learn about the art and history of numismatics, learn to understand ancient coins, and also get acquainted with the work of scientists.
"Archeology". 5th–8th grades
September – April, Thursday, 16:00
The program is for those who are interested in famous archaeological discoveries and finds, as well as the work of archaeologists today. The authors and presenters of the course are real archaeological scientists who introduce students to the history of archaeological discoveries and modern archaeology.
Art studio. 5–6 years
October – May: Tuesday, 11.00, Wednesday, 12:00, Thursday, 11:00
The art studio was created specifically to introduce the Museum’s collection to children who love to draw and draw a lot on their own. This course is not an art school or drawing lessons, which is why admission to the Art Studio is based on views. The classes are structured in such a way that children spend part of their time in the halls of the Museum, so that later in the workshop they can depict what was inspired by their works of art.
Children aged 5–6 years are accepted. The course lasts 5 years. Admission is based on an interview and viewing of the child’s work (drawings). Online registration for an interview begins on August 21, 2017.
The subscription includes 1 child. The cost of a subscription for the first year of study is 7,000 rubles.
Art workshop. Ceramics. 9 years
September - April: 2 times a month on Wednesdays at 15.00
During two years of classes in the ceramic workshop, children work with different types clays and learn to understand the differences between earthenware, porcelain and pottery clay. They will learn what unfired glaze, underglaze painting and enamel painting look like, try their hand at sculpture and relief, and study works of applied pottery art on display at the Museum.
Children 9 years old are accepted. The course lasts 2 years. Admission is based on an interview and viewing of the child’s work (drawings, modeling). Online registration for an interview begins on August 22, 2017.
Classes take place in the ceramics workshop at the Museion Center for Education. The subscription includes 1 child. The cost of a subscription for the first year of study is 8,000 rubles.
Art workshop. Printmaking. 11–15 years
October - May: 2 times a month on Tuesdays at 17:00
Schoolchildren from 11 to 18 years old study in the printmaking studio. The course lasts 4 years. During this time, children become acquainted with different techniques engravings, master the technique of engraving on linoleum, wood, plastic and metal, and also gain experience in constructing a graphic composition - a clear rhythmic structure based on a combination of silhouette, spot and line.
Children aged 11–15 years are accepted. Admission is based on an interview and viewing of the child’s work (drawings). Online registration for an interview begins on August 22, 2017.
Classes take place in the printmaking workshop at the Museion Central Exhibition Center. The subscription includes 1 child. The cost of a subscription for the first year of study is 8,000 rubles.
Club of young art critics
September - April: once a week on Saturdays at 16:00 (or 16:30)
This is a youth community at the Pushkin Museum. A.S. Pushkin, where they study the history of fine arts. The club was created for high school students (grades 8–11) and junior students. Classes at the club are lectures and seminars on the history of fine arts from the Ancient World to the 21st century. The Club holds various events, which allow their participants to learn how the Museum works, meet contemporary artists, try themselves as guides and curators, and also make new friends among like-minded people.
Classes at the Club last 4 years. Admission to the Club is based on an interview. Online registration for an interview begins on August 22, 2017.
Classes are held in the Museion Central Educational Center, one of the Museum buildings, or in other Moscow museums (depending on the topic of the lesson). Classes are taught by employees of the Museyon Center and invited specialists.
The subscription requires the participation of 1 listener. The cost of a subscription for the first year of study is 6,500 rubles.
Museum of I.S. Turgenev (branch of the State Pushkin Museum) in the memorial house on Ostozhenka was opened to visitors on October 9, 2009. In the halls of the front suite of rooms on the first floor of the mansion there is an exhibition exposition telling about the life and work of the great Russian writer. The house, located at Ostozhenka 37, is well known to Muscovites. Here from 1840 to 1850. lived Varvara Petrovna Turgeneva, the mother of the great Russian writer I.S. Turgenev. Ivan Sergeevich often visited his mother on Ostozhenka and described the events that took place here in the story “Mumu”. The prototypes of the characters in Turgenev’s work were real people who lived in the house of the “lady” - Varvara Petrovna.
In connection with the start of repair and restoration work from September 7, 2015, the Museum of I.S. Turgenev was closed to visitors. By November 9, 2018, on the 200th anniversary of the writer’s birth, the work was completed and the museum reopened its doors.
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