Музей мікромініатюр Миколи Сядристого
| корпус 5, Lavrska Street, 9, Kiev |
5 oranları
8.40/10.00 |
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Wayne A (02.08.2017 17:22)
Any one, and every ONE who has the patience this artist has deserves to have their work displayed in a museum.
Not expensive: $
Any one, and every ONE who has the patience this artist has deserves to have their work displayed in a museum.
Not expensive: $
Phil O'Farrell (14.05.2017 22:39)
Another great curiosity! You have to pay to get into the Lavra monastic complex, and then pay again to enter each museum, but none of them are expensive so you can pick and choose your poison.
It takes about 15 minutes to see and ponder this lot, but the miniatures are truly memorable.
My favourites were the tiny golden galleon and the chess set on the head of a pin (both pictured)
Another great curiosity! You have to pay to get into the Lavra monastic complex, and then pay again to enter each museum, but none of them are expensive so you can pick and choose your poison.
It takes about 15 minutes to see and ponder this lot, but the miniatures are truly memorable.
My favourites were the tiny golden galleon and the chess set on the head of a pin (both pictured)
Claire Haffner (01.04.2017 21:34)
We went here because we were already at the Lavra and the reviews for this museum were all very intriguing and mysterious. While everything people wrote about is technically there(tiny gold chessboard on the head of a pin, etc), be aware that the museum is just one small room with maybe 12 examples of these micro miniature items. I guess it was fun to look at them, especially if you're already there, but it's a bit hard to understand why this museum has such glowing reviews
We went here because we were already at the Lavra and the reviews for this museum were all very intriguing and mysterious. While everything people wrote about is technically there(tiny gold chessboard on the head of a pin, etc), be aware that the museum is just one small room with maybe 12 examples of these micro miniature items. I guess it was fun to look at them, especially if you're already there, but it's a bit hard to understand why this museum has such glowing reviews
Sergey Gerbel (08.03.2017 08:10)
There's a lot to see and to listen. The artis is still alive. He's a great historian, artist, and former swimmer.
There's a lot to see and to listen. The artis is still alive. He's a great historian, artist, and former swimmer.
Olexi Pasyuk (03.12.2015 21:18)
I remember being impressed when I was a child in 80th. Difficult to imagine how you could do it by hands at that time. Think of rose put in a tube made of a hair.calling to check if it is opened is a good idea.
I remember being impressed when I was a child in 80th. Difficult to imagine how you could do it by hands at that time. Think of rose put in a tube made of a hair.calling to check if it is opened is a good idea.
