Projects
 | 2018-08-28The Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts and the Financial University under the Government of the Russian Federation with financial support from UniCredit Bank prepared a permanent photography exhibition “History in Coins – Coins in History”. Opening day of the exhibition is September 3, 2018. The exhibition will be held in the atrium of the Financial University. |
 | 2017-06-09The Exhibition «“Sveonum monumenta vetusta”. The Numismatic collection of Elias Brenner (1647–1717) and Pavel Grigorievich Demidov (1738–1821)» is dedicated to one of the best and oldest parts of the numismatic collection of the Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts as well as to the collectors and donators of it. The exhibition is the result of long work on studying of this collection and attribution of coins and medals. |
 | 2016-06-06More and more coins can clearly constitute the core of thematic exhibitions, despite their small size and some difficulties due mainly to the public’s unfamiliarity with them. The combination of coins with other artefacts in a symbolic dialogue has much to say to a wide audience.
The exhibition Heads and Tails – Tales and Bodies: Engraving the Human Figure from Antiquity to the Early Modern Period falls within this scope. It focuses on the representation of the human figure on coins and other small coin-shaped artefacts through the ages, from Greek Antiquity to the Early Modern Period. |
 | 2015-04-29The exhibition «The Museum of Russian history » is dedicated to the collection of the Museum, which was founded by Alexey Maltsev (1854–1915) in Berlin-Tegel in 1897. |
 | 2014-11-14December 12, 2014 – February 8, 2015
12, Volkhonka st., Main building, hall 31
Exhibition “Translatio nummorum” (Roman emperors and Roman antiquities in the epoch of Renaissance) is one of the results of fulfilment of interdisciplinary project “Translatio nummorum” dealing with study of perception and investigation of classical antiquities by antiquaries of Renaissance through the ancient coins. The project was initiated by Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences (project “Census of Antique Works of Art and Architecture Known in the Renessaince”) along with Art-Historical Institute in Florence (Max Plank Institute) and Berlin Coin Cabinet. |
 | 2013Jane McAdam Freud is the daughter of Lucian Michael Freud (1922–2011) and great-granddaughter of the famous Sigmund Freud. She is a talented and protean artist, sculptor and medalist of international fame.
Jane McAdam Freud's exhibition “Dreaming and Doing: Medals by Jane McAdam Freud” is held in the State Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts from July 17 till October 13 2013, in partnership with the gallery, Gazelli Art House and will present 21 of the sculptors medals. |
 | 2012The New Numismatic Exhibition «Patriotic War of 1812 perceived through medals and engravings» |
 | 2011Online Catalogue of selected coins and medals is on display. Project is devoted to the centenary of Pushkin Museum (1912-2012). The publication includes about 1,000 pieces from all parts of the numismatic collection, i.e. some rare and unique items. |
 | 2010Online-Catalogue of the Soviet Orders and Medals from the Pushkin Museum collection is devoted to the 65th anniversary of the Victory in the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945, one of the outstanding victories in Russian and world military history, which was won in the Second World War on May 9, 1945. |
 | 2009The Catalogue entitled "Great Russian Victories seen through Medals and Engravings" is prepared by Numismatic and Engraving Departments of the State Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts and dedicated to its collections of medals and engravings. Altogether 523 medals and 51 engravings have been published in this Catalogue and illustrated by digital images. Three parts of the Catalogue of Medals include commemorative, decoration and personal medals which are dedicated to Peter the Great (1672-1725), the Swedish King Charles XII (1682-1718) and immortalize the events of the Great Northern War of 1700-1721. The Catalogue of engravings comprises some prints which were used as prototypes for medals' compositions. |
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