The Art Culture Museum was a museum in

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. It opened in 1921 in the former Myatlev family's house at 9 St.Isaac’s Square. It was founded by left-wing artists with the intention to demonstrate artistic culture such as painting techniques, materials and processing methods. Based on the museum, the Institute of Art Culture was established in 1923. The Art Culture Museum was shut down in 1926, and its possessions given to the

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St. Petersburg Encyclopedia
Art museums and galleries in Saint Petersburg Museums established in 1921 1926 disestablishments in the Soviet Union 1921 establishments in Russia Defunct museums in Russia {{Russia-museum-stub