Mariupol Museum of Local Lore Mariupol work schedule. Mariupol Art Museum named after A

Photo: Mariupol local history museum

Location:

Mariupol, st. Georgievskaya, 22.

Mariupol Museum of Local Lore founded on February 6, 1920 on the initiative and under the leadership of I.P. Kovalenko.

Throughout its existence, the institution has been located in historic building former Yekaterinosla zemstvo educational and craft shelter for the disabled of the First World War.

The museum collection was based on the collection of museums and libraries of Mariupol gymnasiums, visual accessories of the nursing home. Annual expeditions conducted by researchers in the 20-30s of the twentieth century contributed to the creation of archaeological, ethnographic, geological and other museum collections. Starring scientific staff The museum created the first natural reserves "Khomutovskaya steppe" (1926), "Belosarayskaya spit" (1927), "Stone Graves" (1927), which were subordinate to the museum.

Currently museum collection consists of more than 55 thousand museum items.

The most valuable collections include paleontological monuments: the remains of ancient animals that once lived in our region - mastodon, woolly rhinoceros, hipparion, prints of fossil plants - tree ferns, horsetails.

A special place is occupied by the archaeological collection. These are materials of settlements, sites, burials of the Eneolithic, Bronze, Early Iron Ages, nomads. The funds contain unique materials of the Mariupol Neolithic burial ground of the late Neolithic era - jewelry, tools, amulets. The adornment of the medieval collection is more than 30 stone Polovtsian statues.

The museum collection contains a collection of numismatics and paper banknotes different countries. Of greatest interest is the hoard of silver coins, which dates back to the beginning of the 18th century. The earliest in the hoard are the coins of Ivan the Terrible. As part of the coin collection ancient rome, medieval Europe, Russian Empire and etc.

The museum has a small but rich collection reflecting the history of Orthodoxy in the region. It includes liturgical, church items, photos and documentary sources, books. The liturgical accessories of the 18th century include a silver chalice, a chased silver censer, and a shroud. Among the books are folios of the 17th-20th centuries: the Treasury of 1620-1645, the Gospels of 1748 and 1811 printed in Greece, the altar Gospel of 1800, published in Moscow. The collection also includes other church accessories: icons, various folds, icons, crosses, icon lamps, bells, sprinklers, candilo, katsiya, incense box, etc.

Mariupol Museum of Local Lore has several branches. In 1962 at the museum on a voluntary basis was opened Art Gallery, which demonstrated the work of local artists, including A.I. Kuindzhi. Ten years later opened the door showroom the name of our distinguished countryman.

Opened in 1969 memorial house-museum A.A. Zhdanov, in 1989 transformed into a Museum folk life. The materials of the Museum of History and Ethnography of the Greeks of the Sea of ​​Azov in Sartan, created on the basis of the museum on a voluntary basis in 1992, tell about the culture and life of the Mariupol Greeks. Opened in 2010

The Museum of the History and Ethnography of the Greeks of the Sea of ​​Azov, located in the village of Sartana in the suburbs of Mariupol, tells visitors about the history of the region, in particular, the museum exposition reflects the history of the resettlement of Greeks in the Sea of ​​Azov from Crimean Khanate in the XVIII century, as well as the whole process historical development Greek population of the region up to the present day. The museum presents numerous artifacts, in particular, household items, clothing and jewelry of Greek settlers, and tourists in the halls of the museum can get acquainted with art objects and literature of the Azov Greeks, see objects of arts and crafts of the Azov masters.

The museum was founded in 1987 on a voluntary basis, but soon received the status of a folk museum. Since 1992 it has been listed as a branch of the Mariupol Museum, since 1997 it has received the name of the Museum of History and Ethnography.

It is noteworthy that the museum staff conducts a walking tour of the village of Sartana for inquisitive tourists.

Mariupol Museum of Folk Life and Ethnography

Museum of Folk Life and Ethnography - located in the city of Mariupol, in the Donetsk region. The museum was established in 1989, on the site former museum Andrey Zhdanov.

In the autumn of 2011, the museum was reconstructed, and as a result it expanded to 5 halls. At the entrance to the museum building, you can see an ethnographic map of Mariupol and its environs, with marks of the settlement of various nationalities in the region.

In the first hall there is a collection of folk life of Ukraine, a folk courtyard and living quarters are recreated. In the next halls there is an exposition that tells about the culture of the peoples living on the territory of Ukraine: Russians, Germans, Jews, Poles, Greeks. Here you can look at their household items: clothes, shoes, tools, textiles and pottery.

The visiting card of the museum is considered National costumes, pottery equipment, loom.

Also here are exhibits found at the mouth of the Kalmius River, dated to the 17th century: an inkwell, a smoking pipe, a touchstone and nails.

The museum houses many family heirlooms. famous people region. Mostly all the exhibits of the museum are quite ancient and each is at least 100 years old.

Mariupol Art Museum named after A. I. Kuindzhi

Art Museum. Kuindzhi is located in the city of Mariupol, in the Donetsk region. It was created in honor of the 100th anniversary of the death of the painter A. I. Kuindzhi, on October 29, 2010. The museum is located in a building built at the beginning of the last century, in the Art Nouveau style.

The museum's collection includes 650 paintings, 150 sculptures, 960 graphic works, more than 300 works of applied art.

On the first floor, in three spacious halls, there are exhibits, dedicated to creativity and the life of Kuindzhi. These are documents, photographs, furniture and letters.

Among the collection of many paintings, there are both original works Kuindzhi: sketch "Red Sunset", and two more studies "Autumn, Crimea and Elbrus".

The 4th hall presents paintings by A. P. Bogolyubov, N. N. Dubovsky, I. K. Aivazovsky, written in the modern period.

At the exit from the museum, there is a bas-relief and a bust of the artist, as well as outstanding books about him.

Mariupol Museum of Local Lore

Mariupol Museum of Local Lore - was opened in 1920, with the help of the city department of public education. The first exhibition of the museum was created and opened to the public in the same year. With the assistance of the museum staff, three reserves were created in the Sea of ​​\u200b\u200bAzov: Belosarayskaya Spit, Khomutovskaya Steppe, Stone Graves.

The exposition of the museum covers the nature of the southern part of the Donetsk region, as well as the history of the region from ancient times to the present. The museum has over 50 thousand exhibition items, among which fine, archaeological, numismatic, natural and documentary exhibits are considered more valuable.

The museum is also divided into 4 departments: the department of pre-Soviet history, Soviet period, nature and modern period. In all departments, a large number of unique exhibits collected over decades are exhibited.

Efim Kharabet Museum of Medal Art

Museum of medal art. E.V.Kharabeta was opened in Mariupol in 2005. The museum presents 700 works by the master, honored medalist artist, including orders, badges, medals, bas-reliefs, medallions and much more.

Efim Viktorovich Kharabet is known not only in Mariupol, but also outside the city. It is no coincidence that he is an honorary citizen of Mariupol, as well as an honored worker of arts, because it is he who owns the authorship state awards Ukraine, attributes of the city government, as well as the coat of arms of the city.

After the death of the master in 2004, by decision of the city council, a memorial plaque was opened on the house of Yefim Viktorovich, then a monument appeared in the cemetery, and soon the Kharabet Museum was opened, and not without the help of the creator's widow, who transferred his works to the museum. In the museum, the area of ​​which is 60 sq.m., there are 18 stands representing more than 700 works of the master to tourists.

The museum is open every day except Mondays and Tuesdays.

Center is located near the museum. contemporary art and culture to them. A.I. Kuindzhi.

Museum of the History of the Mariupol Commercial Sea Port

The Museum of the History of the Mariupol Commercial Sea Port is located in two halls, the exposition of which will tell the visitor about complete history port, about its employees, achievements and development.

The old, located in the administrative building of the port, the museum did not match current trends, and in 2012, with the participation of port designers, an updated museum was opened here. Designers designed fundamentally new showcases and stands, in the process of manufacturing which, modern technologies, namely: papier-mache technique, plastic bending, casting, milling.

The exposition of the museum presents historical documents, photographs, models and samples of ships. The museum also displays all the grandeur of the Mariupol port, which is considered the gate of Donbass.

Azov Sea Museum named after V. A. Pavliy

Azov maritime museum- one of the treasures of both Mariupol itself and the entire Donetsk region. The museum bears the name of its creator, V.A. Pavliy, the first assistant to the captain of the ships of the foreign voyage of the Azov Shipping Company.

The museum, located in the premises of the Azov Maritime Institute, acquaints tourists with the history of the fleet, presents to the court of visitors various materials and exhibits, starting from the era of Peter I and ending with modern marine souvenirs from around the world.

The most interesting expositions of the museum are "Marine flora and fauna", an exhibition of souvenirs brought from Africa, located in the Picturesque Hall, a number of wonderful paintings. In addition, educational lectures for cadets of the Odessa Maritime Academy are systematically held in the museum.

The museum is open on weekdays from 8 am to 4 pm.

Museum of History and Labor Glory of Azovmash OJSC

For the first time, in 2006, the Museum of History and Labor Glory of Azovmash OJSC began operating in Mariupol.

The museum's collections keep the entire history of the establishment of the enterprise. This description of its stage-by-stage development, acquaintance with the manufactured products, information about the most significant dates for Azovmash OJSC, introduces whole generations of machine builders.

The museum is popular among the guests of the plant, students of universities and professional lyceums of Mariupol, veterans of the Great Patriotic War and even ordinary workers and employees of the enterprise. Guests from Germany, Poland, China, Russia and other countries come to visit it.

It was founded on February 6, 1920, becoming the first state museum Donetsk region. The first exposition was created in 1920 and is open to visitors. In 1937, the Mariupol Museum received the status of a regional museum with the name "Donetsk Regional Museum of Local Lore in the city of Mariupol."
Location: Donetsk region, Mariupol, Georgievskaya street, 22.
Phones: (0629) 33 - 65 - 84, 33 - 54 - 34, 33 - 33 - 38;
Email mail: This e-mail is being protected from spambots. You must have Javascript enabled in your browser to view it.
Opening hours: 8:30 – 16:00
Day off: Monday, Tuesday.

In 1950, in connection with the creation of a regional museum of local lore in the city of Stalino (Donetsk), it was transferred to the category of museums of local importance. Museum branches:

• in 1989 the museum of folk life was opened,
• in 1992 moved to the category of branches folk museum history and ethnography of the Greeks of the Sea of ​​\u200b\u200bAzov in the village of Sartana.

The research of the museum's scientists contributed to the creation of natural reserves in the Sea of ​​\u200b\u200bAzov:

• Khomutovskaya steppe (1926);
• Belosarayskaya Spit (1927);
• Stone graves (1927).

Today the Mariupol Museum of Local Lore has:

• seven exhibition halls,
• scientific library, the fund of which is 17 thousand books,
• over 50 thousand exhibits are stored in its funds.

The museum has a permanent exposition that highlights the natural conditions of the southern part of the Donetsk region and the history of the region, from primitive times to the present day. Only in the exposition of the museum one can simultaneously see all the diversity of the flora and fauna of the region, which has undergone significant changes under the strong anthropogenic pressure of modern civilization.

In 1995 - 2001 a complete restructuring of the exposition of the department of the history of the Soviet period and partially - of the department of the history of the pre-Soviet period was carried out, new expositions of museums of folk life and history and ethnography of the Greeks of the Sea of ​​\u200b\u200bAzov were created.

The exposition of the pre-Soviet period reflects the settlement of the Donetsk region since ancient times, as well as the process of development of the virgin lands of the Sea of ​​\u200b\u200bAzov by Ukrainians, Greeks, Germans, Mennonites, Jews, Cossacks of the Azov army, the foundation of villages, cities, the development of crafts, trade, exchange cultural heritage.

The exposition of the Soviet period on various household items, models, original exhibits shows the process of growing Mariupol into the largest industrial center in the south of Ukraine.

In 2001, on the occasion of the tenth anniversary of Ukraine's independence, a new permanent exhibition was opened - "The City of Mariupol during the years of Ukraine's independence". It reflects all the most powerful potential of the city of Mariupol, both in the sphere of production and in education, culture, and art.

The exposition of the Museum of Folk Life tells about the features Everyday life representatives different nationalities who settled the territory of the Sea of ​​Azov since the end of the 18th century - Ukrainians, Russians, Greeks, Jews, Germans, as well as about their economic activities, culture.

The exposition of the Museum of the History and Ethnography of the Greeks of the Sea of ​​Azov diversified displays the process of resettlement of Greeks from the Crimean Khanate in the Sea of ​​Azov in 1778 - 1780, the development of a new region, the development of economic activities (agriculture, cattle breeding, trade, crafts), conservation cultural traditions(decoration of housing, clothing, jewelry, rituals and holidays), the development of the Greek diaspora of the Sea of ​​\u200b\u200bAzov to the present.

Behind last years Mariupol residents and guests of the city had the opportunity to get acquainted with many exhibitions from the museum's funds:

• "Coryphaeus of the Ukrainian opera stage M.S. Grishko,
• "Magic theater world»,
• "Steps of Pride and Glory"
• "Documents tell..."
• "Old and new Mariupol",
• "Along the Ekaterininsky",
• an exhibition dedicated to the 100th anniversary of the birth of the Greek poet G. A. Kostoprav,
• "Transcarpathian artists in the collection of the Mariupol Museum of Local Lore" and others.

The museum houses many rarities and interesting finds from the Sea of ​​\u200b\u200bAzov:

• of particular value are the letter of Catherine II to the Christian Greeks, who were withdrawn from the Crimean Khanate in 1778 - 1780 and settled in the Northern Sea of ​​\u200b\u200bAzov,
• shroud of 1760,
• Gospel of 1811

Photographs, postcards allow us to trace the history of the development of the city of Mariupol and its famous natives from the 70s of the 19th century to the present.

The archaeological collection is based on materials unique monuments:

• Amvrosievskaya parking,
• Mariupol Neolithic burial ground,
• tools, signs of power, jewelry, a collection of stone statues (“stone women”) of ancient and medieval nomads,
• a bronze buckle in the form of an elk's head - an example of the "Scythian animal" style,
• bronze mirrors of eastern production from the Golden Horde burial ground.

In the numismatic collection of the museum - coins:

• roman empire,
• Byzantium
• ancient cities of the Northern Black Sea region,
• Moscow State,
• Russian Empire,
• Commonwealth,
• Austria-Hungary,
• THE USSR;

• Russian Empire,
• THE USSR.

The following paintings are kept in the museum funds:

A.I. Kuindzhi

• "Red sunset",
• "Autumn. Crimea",
• "Elbrus";

I. K. Aivazovsky:

• "Off the coast of the Caucasus";

MM. Dubovsky:

• "Night on the Baltic Sea",
• "Sea";

drawings by V. V. Vereshchagin of the period Russian-Turkish war 1877 -1878, Ukrainian artists:

• T. N. Yablonskaya "Three barrows";
• M. P. Glushchenko "Lake";
• S.F. Shishko "Morning in the forest", "April. Goloseevo";
• A. M. Gritsay;
• M. G. Deregus and many other works.

The Mariupol Museum of Local Lore has repeatedly been awarded diplomas and prizes by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism of Ukraine, the Regional Department of Culture and Tourism, and the Mariupol City Council.

The museum is an active participant in city holidays and actions, many television programs, in particular “Mariupol. Past". An exhibition dedicated to the remarkable artist, a native of Mariupol, Arkhip Ivanovich Kuindzhi, was successfully held. It presented materials about the life and work of this innovator in painting, and authentic works of A. I. Kuindzhi and his contemporaries - I. K. Aivazovsky, M. M. Dubovsky became its decoration. Guided tours of the exhibition included slide shows of paintings by artists and musical accompaniment. At the opening of the exhibition "Arrows of the Ancients and medieval cultures Eurasia. Reconstructions (from private collection V. G. Kishchenko)" was attended by members of the city's military history club. They showed the fighting techniques with the use of swords and shields, dressed in medieval military equipment. Museum employees spent the day of the 60th anniversary of the Victory in a festive crowd of citizens.

The exhibition of the museum was a great success:

• military awards,
• memorial complexes city ​​liberators,
• photos,
• cannons of the Great Patriotic War, the famous ZIS-5 lorry.

In 2003 and 2004 the museum prepared two projects that won grants from the Protection Agency environment USA. During the implementation of the first project, a traveling exhibition “Ecology of the city of Mariupol. Look around. Think about it. Act!”. It was exhibited not only in the museum, but also on the streets of the city, at enterprises, institutions, and educational institutions.

In 2006, the Mariupol Museum of Local Lore created an exhibition of copies of paintings by Arkhip Ivanovich Kuindzhi, a demonstration, which (2006-2007) was dedicated to the 165th anniversary of the birth of the great artist.

Mariupol Museum of Local Lore is publishing activity in 2005 the album “Mariupol Greeks. Treasures of folk culture. A look at the Greek ethnographic collection of the Mariupol Regional Museum”, in 2006 the collective work of the museum’s researchers on the history and nature of our region, “Mariupol and its environs: a view from the 21st century”, was published.