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Pictures by A. Luksenas |
EXHIBITION "CHRISTIANITY IN LITHUANIAN ART" (28 December, 1999 - 31 December, 2003)
More about the Exhibition "Christianity in Lithuanian Art":
- Guide to the Exhibition "Christianity in Lithuanian Art". I-XII Halls
- R. Budrys: Christianity in Lithuanian Art (shortly)
- R. Budrys: Vilnius Catedral Treasures and Other Jewellery of Lithuanian Curches
- Christianity Signs in Lithuanian
- Old Arsenal
- Folk Art
- Fine Art
- Icons
- Religious Works of Art
- Church
- Banners
- Restoration of Religious Art
- Chests
- Sculpture
- The Gallery of Vilnius Bishops
- The Gallery of Samogitian Bishops
- Antepedium of the Madonna of Misericord Altar in SS Peter and Paul’
- Crowns for the miraculous picture of the Virgin Mary from Trakai, and Crists Crowns for the miraculous picture of the Virgin Mary from Trakai
- Crosses of Lithuania Minor
- The Oldest Sources on the History of Christianity in Lithuania
- Monstrance
- Religious Painting of Western Europe
- Sarcophagus of Elzbieta Radvilaite. 1626
- The Treasury of Vilnius Cathedral
- The Art of the Roman Catholic Churches and Cloisters
- The Oldest Sources on the History of Christianity in Lithuania
- The Reformation Movement and its Impact on Lithuania
- The Art of Other Denominations
- Old Believers
- The Unites
- Orthodox Church
- Tractatus Sacerdotalis
- Krikstai of Lithuania Minor
The exhibition took place in Vilnius Museum of Applied Art (Arsenalo g. 3A) from December 28th, 1999 to December 30th, 2003.
Information phones: (+370 5) 212 18 13, 261 25 48, 262 80 80.
E-mail: tdm@takas.ltMost valuable works of applied and fine arts: painting, sculpture, goldsmith, textile, graphic and other works in the gothic, renaissance, baroque, neo-classical, historicism styles - the presentation of Lithuania’s millennial history of Christian culture through unique folk art works on religious themes. For the first time at the exhibition centre, the treasures of the Vilnius cathedral - a unique collection of valuable works from the 14th to the 20th century, a Lithuanian national relic, were being displayed.
© Lithuanian Art Museum, Fund of
Samogitian Culture, Institute of Mathematics and Informatics
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2011.08.12