Museum–workshop of Zurab Tsereteli

On Bolshaya Gruzinskaya Street in Moscow there is a house built by merchant Vasily Gorbunov at the end of the 19th century - a monument of architecture. At the turn of our century, the old mansion was completely transformed. Its dignified and somewhat fanciful eclectic look complemented the modern extension. On the front of the annex - funny clowns. These huge, brightly painted sculptures gave the ordinary building a festive, fantastic character. The site in front of the mansion, part of the Georgian Square, has become an open-air museum. Exposure includes the collection of Zurab Tsereteli’s works and the collection of his monumental sculpture in the courtyard, along with mosaic and stained glass compositions. Over 250 works of painting, graphics and enamel and easel sculpture are presented on the three floors of the site. The exposition on Bolshaya Gruzinskaya is unusual in that it’s not exactly the definite constant that was conceived: it is dynamic and is formed by the artist himself.