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Symbols of Freedom of Ukraine

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Past event2022y.March0317 d. - 2023y.December1231 d.

The beginning of Ukrainian statehood can be traced back to Kievan Rus‘, which formed in the 9th century. At the end of World War I, Ukrainians, like other nations of Central and Eastern Europe, tried to restore their statehood.
 
This exhibition presents some of the awards of the Ukrainian People’s Republic and other Ukrainian state compounds (1917–1921).

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Greetings to Vilnius from Lviv. European Art Masterpieces from the Borys Voznytsky Lviv National Art Gallery

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Past event2023y.February0216 d. - 2023y.May0528 d.

The international exhibition Greetings to Vilnius from Lviv. European Art Masterpieces from the Borys Voznytsky Lviv National Art Gallery is clear testimony of the shared historical and European bonds existing in the Central and East European region, which are further confirmed by the rich cultural and artistic heritage in Lviv and Vilnius.

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International exhibition "The Tapestries of Sigismund Augustus in Vilnius"

Past event2023y.May0503 d. - 2023y.July0730 d.

The tapestry collection of the King of Poland and Grand Duke of Lithuania Sigismund Augustus (1544/1548–1572), distinguished for its highest level of artistry, historical significance, unparalleled scope of an artistic project realised by one client, legendary material value and turbulent destiny is truly a diamond in the context of European art collections. It is viewed as an idiosyncratic phenomenon of European patronage, art and cultural heritage, an actual historic relic of the early Polish-Lithuanian state, equalling the insignia of rulers in terms of its symbolic significance. In current-day Poland, Sigismund Augustus’ tapestries are named as the most valuable historic collection and the most important exhibit at the Wawel Royal Castle in Krakow, drawing inquisitive audiences from around the world. 

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Raimondas Paknys’ photography exhibition "The Vestiges of Time: Walls and Colours"

Past event2023y.July0704 d. - 2023y.September0924 d.

The object of Raimondas Paknys’ photographs are the ruins of Christian sanctuaries, mostly Catholic churches and chapels, or more precisely – the traces of polychromy on the walls of these buildings. Marks of polychromy are a universal feature of historical heritage, which allow the photographer to overlook the functional typology of architecture and present examples of artistic culture of an entire region (in this case, the territory of the former Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth) and a broad chronological period (the 17th–19th centuries).

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Exhibition of Kazimierz Alchimowicz’s painting “The funeral of Gediminas”

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Past event2023y.October1010 d. - 2024y.January0114 d.

This exhibition presenting the painting by Kazimierz Alchimowicz The Funeral of Gediminas symbolically brings to a close the 700th anniversary of Vilnius programme. It was none other than Grand Duke of Lithuania Gediminas who was the first to herald the name of Vilnius in 1323. As the cycle of events dedicated to the history of Vilnius comes to an end, the National Museum – Palace of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania invites visitors to honour a ruler whose character inspires creators to this day. 

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International exhibition “Between presence and memory. Historic images of the Vilnius castles“

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Past event2023y.October1012 d. - 2024y.January0114 d.

The international exhibition of historic iconography presents the origins, development and memory and reconstruction visions of the Vilnius castles and one of their most important objects – the Lower Castle’s residence of the Lithuanian grand dukes. The exhibition features approximately two hundred visual sources – cartography, paintings, graphic art and other works – chronologically spanning a period from the late 14th century to the second half of the 20th century. In addition to authentic works, visitors will also be able to see enlarged facsimiles in which important details will be more visible.   

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From a unicorn to the three kings: Gothic stove tiles from the Collections of the Palace of the Grand Dukes

Past event2023y.November1130 d. - 2024y.April0428 d.

This exhibition presents just one artefact group from this rich collection – Gothic flat stove tiles. The stove tile collection dating to the mid-15th century consists of around 650 stove tiles and fragments thereof, decorated with at least 60 different narratives. Some of the stove tiles from the turn of the 15th–16th centuries are also included in our Gothic collection. The stove tiles are decorated with heraldic symbols, scenes from the lives of the saints, biblical scenes, mythological and everyday life narratives. A hypothetical mid-15th century stove was reconstructed based on this collection as part of the overall reconstruction of the Gothic period interiors at the National Museum – Palace of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania.  
 

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