Exhibition Archive

Cartier: Passing on Heritage and Savoir-Faire. Masterpieces from the Hermitage Museum and Cartier Collection

The Main Museum Complex. The Picket Hall

On 21 February 2021, an exhibition devoted the fifth anniversary of a joint restoration project between the State Hermitage and Maison Cartier, the French jeweller, started its run in the Picket Hall

‘Sweet Psyche…’ A Literary Subject from Antiquity to Russian Classicism

Twelve-Column Hall of the New Hermitage (Hall 244)

On 10 February 2021, the exhibition ‘Sweet Psyche…’ A Literary Subject from Antiquity to Russian Classicism begins its run in the Twelve-Column Hall of the New Hermitage (Hall 244).

Decorative Minimalism. “The Thaw” in Soviet Porcelain. In the Christmas Gift series

The Recess of the Eastern Gallery of the Winter Palace (Hall 152)

On 26 December 2020 a new exhibition in the Christmas Gift series begins its run in the State Hermitage – “Decorative Minimalism. ‘The Thaw’ in Soviet Porcelain”. The exhibition has been organized by

A Mirror of the East Japanese Art of the Edo Period (1603–1868) from the collection of the State Hermitage

Hermitage–Vyborg Exhibition Centre

From 26 December 2020, the Hermitage–Vyborg centre is presenting an exhibition of works of Japanese art from the collection of the State Hermitage. Some 300 works of fine and applied art created betwe

Photographic Reproductions in the Second Half of the Nineteenth Century. Photographs of Raphael’s Paintings in the Hermitage Collection

On 23 December 2020, the exhibition “Photographic Reproductions in the Second Half of the 19th Century. Photographs of Raphael’s Paintings in the Hermitage Collection” will begin its run in the State

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After Raphael. 1520–2020

Forehall, Nicholas Hall and Concert Hall of the Winter Palace

On 10 December 2020, during the Hermitage Days, the exhibition “After Raphael. 1520–2020” begins its run in the state rooms of the Winter Palace’s Neva Enfilade. It marks the 500th anniversary of the

Cecil Beaton. Celebrating Celebrity

The White Hall of the General Staff Building

The State Hermitage Museum, St. Petersburg, Russia, is delighted to present the exhibition «Cecil Beaton: Celebrating Celebrity», the first exhibition in Russia by of one of the greatest master-photog

The Hermitage in Photographs and Publications: 2020

Foyer of the Hermitage Theatre

From 7 December 2020, the Foyer of the Hermitage Theatre has become the setting for the exhibitions “The Hermitage in Photographs” and “The Hermitage in Publications” that are traditionally held durin

Dmitry Vinogradov: The Man who Invented Russian Porcelain

Moorish Dining-Room of the Winter Palace

On 5 December 2020, the exhibition “Dmitry Vinogradov: The Man who Invented Russian Porcelain” will begin its run in the Moorish Dining-Room of the Winter Palace. The display marking the 300th anniver

Two Palmyras. Archaeology

Hall of the Art of Palmira and Rastrelli Gallery, Winter Palace

From 3 December, visitors will have access to three exhibitions – “Two Palmyras. Archaeology”, “Two Palmyras. Architecture” and “Two Palmyras. real and virtual”.

Two Palmyras. Real and Virtual

General Staff Building, the 2nd transforming hall

On 3 December, the exhibition “Two Palmyras: Real and Virtual” begins its run in the General Staff building as part of the large-scale programme for the Day of Palmyra in the Hermitage.

Two Palmyras. Architecture

The General Staff Building, the Court Gallery (221-229)

This exhibition is dedicated to a correlation between Palmyra and St. Petersburg, which derived from the parallels drawn between Catherine the Great and Queen Zenobia and manifested itself in the arch

The Black Square Kazimir Malevich from the collection of the State Hermitage

Samara Regional Art Museum

On 27 November 2020, as part of the Hermitage Days in Samara, the exhibition “The Black Square. Kazimir Malevich from the collection of the State Hermitage” opens at the Samara Regional Art Museum.

Fabergé, Jeweller to the Imperial Court

The Armorial Hall

We dedicate this, her last exhibition, to the memory of Marina Nikolayevna Lopato