private museum

The casting art collection includes around six hundred unique cast iron artistic casting items. It includes exhibits based on patterns of E. Falconet, P. K. Klodt, Ye. A. Lansere, R. I. Bach and many other famous sculptors, and cast between the early 19th century and the present day. The portraits of famous leaders, military commanders, scientists, writers, allegorical figurines, furniture and household goods of various time periods tell us about the evolution of the Souther Ural artistic casting, the Russian history, culture and everyday life.

Catalogue

bas-reliefs, medallions, medals

41

busts

70

figurines

82

furniture

19

games, souvenirs, children's items

12

groups

78

home decoration

218

household goods

44

replicas

1

sculpture

147

smoking accessories

87

writing materials

137
Type

Groups

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About the collection

The presented artistic casting collection undoubtedly represents a lot of history: world, Russian history, the history of military campaigns, revolutions and ideas. The viewer sees a succession of faces of saints, tsars, workers, writers and literary characters, war and labor scenes, a complete Noah's Ark of animals and fairy tale characters.

Genre

Portraits

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History

When arms speak, Muses are silent. This is how the early period of Russian metallurgy can be described. Since their foundation, Ural iron works focused on providing the army and the navy with sufficient amount of modern weapons – the first canons and mortars were produced from cast iron in December 1701 at the Kamensky Works.

Subject

People's life

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