The Ex Libris Museum on the corner of Pushechnaya and Kuznetsky Most Streets has opened an exhibition, “Nina and Alphonse Zhaba. Two Artists, One Destiny,” from the collection of collector and member of the Union of Philocartists of Russia, Nizami Refartovich Ibraimov.
Visitors will be able to see the amazing, vibrant works of two academic artists, a sister and brother, whose work has long been forgotten. The exhibition features views of Crimea, portraits and types of Crimean Tatars, sketches, postcards, and virtual miniature watercolors.
The collection is considered one of the largest in Russia.
📍 Address: Pushechnaya St., 7/5, Bldg. 2
🕒 The exhibition is open until May 11, 2025.
