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Moscow: A Journey to the East

MImilicafabio ·23 photographs ·2 Sep 2001 – 19 Sep 2001 ·18 days
Where
Moscow
When
2 Sep 2001 – 19 Sep 2001
18 days · trip of 2001
Who
milica teofanovic · @milicafabio · italia
How
Travel diary
The story

Moscow: A Journey to the East an unforgettable journey into the Orthodox world... even though 5 years have now passed since my visit to this beautiful country, still, closing my eyes, I can smell the incense in the churches, the smell of fresh bread sold in the streets, the scent of the fruit and vegetables at the market, the smell of foods that were new and unforgettable to me, and what has never stopped echoing in my ears to this day are the notes of Tchaikovsky and his ballet 'Swan Lake'... An immense cultural heritage that tells its rich history behind every corner. The Tretyakov Gallery, where the works of the most famous Russian artists are found, unfortunately so little known to our Western world, but which gave me fantastic emotions. I'm asking myself how it is possible that an artist like Vrubel is known by no one.

I took on the task and made myself a promise: to introduce the people I know to all these artists unknown to us, and now through this site my work will be even more complete.

The journey's photographs

23 photographs · click to open them full screen

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red squaresaint basil's cathedralfair - VDNHmosaicshell houserazguljaj - beautiful restaurantinside the restaurantWoman sitting backwards on a chair in a room with floral painted vaultsopen-air stagethe all-white church protected by UNESCO in Kalomajski parkthe Moskva riverthe ticket for the BOLSHOI theatre for 'Swan Lake'Ismailovski park - the souvenir market, a beautiful thing!!!inside the Kremlinthe little domesthe domeswatch out for the 'trattoria e pizza' sign in Cyrillic!!!'Demon' - M. Vrubelj'princess of the swans' - M. Vrubeljthe complex - monastery of the virgin Marythe golden domesin front of the Yugoslav cuisine standa snowy gate

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