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The building was erected in 1903-1914, designed by architect Alexander Drucker, with features of Art Nouveau, Russian style and late classicism.
Before the arrival of Soviet power the building housed the Peasant's Land Bank and the Gentlemen's Land Bank.
In 1919-1932 the Mogilev State Historical Museum was located, and after it the Mogilev Regional Committee of the Communist Party. It also kept a special storage - an armored safe-room, where the most valuable exhibits were kept till the beginning of the Great Patriotic War. The main of them is the Cross of Euphrosyne of Polotsk (1161), lost during the war.
On July 28, 1994 here opened the first in Belarus author's picture gallery - the Gallery of Pavel Vasilievich Maslenikov, People's Artist of Belarus, a native of Mogilev region, who presented 125 of his paintings to the museum. On January 22, 1996, the museum was named after Pavel Vasilievich Maslenikov.
The museum funds include over 6,300 museum items, which enabled to create permanent exhibitions, among which are the Art Gallery of People's Artist of the Republic of Belarus P. V. Maslenikov; Preserved Heritage (works of art of XVI - XX centuries: monumental painting, icon painting, sculpture, book engraving, etc.), The Secret of the Cross (with a hologram of the Cross of Euphrosyne of Polotsk). In 2021 opened new permanent exhibitions: "The mysterious glow of the centuries", which includes 16 holographic images of ancient historical artifacts XI-XIX centuries, found in Belarus and "The art object" In the net of Jacob's Dream! - Fresco composition of the XVIII century, which acquired an unexpected expression in the author's interpretation of the artist-restorer Yuri Malinovsky and is a reflection not only cultural heritage of Mogilev region, but also Belarus.
Besides, the museum constantly organizes temporary exhibitions of other Belarusian artists, graphic artists, sculptors and photographers.
212030, Mogilev, Mironova Street, 33.
Phone: +375-222-782-124 - reception and hotline (on weekdays from 8.00 to 17.00)
Website: https://maslenikov.by
Working hours:
Museum exhibits: 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.
No days off
Cash desk: 11.00-18.30
Before the arrival of Soviet power the building housed the Peasant's Land Bank and the Gentlemen's Land Bank.
In 1919-1932 the Mogilev State Historical Museum was located, and after it the Mogilev Regional Committee of the Communist Party. It also kept a special storage - an armored safe-room, where the most valuable exhibits were kept till the beginning of the Great Patriotic War. The main of them is the Cross of Euphrosyne of Polotsk (1161), lost during the war.
On July 28, 1994 here opened the first in Belarus author's picture gallery - the Gallery of Pavel Vasilievich Maslenikov, People's Artist of Belarus, a native of Mogilev region, who presented 125 of his paintings to the museum. On January 22, 1996, the museum was named after Pavel Vasilievich Maslenikov.
The museum funds include over 6,300 museum items, which enabled to create permanent exhibitions, among which are the Art Gallery of People's Artist of the Republic of Belarus P. V. Maslenikov; Preserved Heritage (works of art of XVI - XX centuries: monumental painting, icon painting, sculpture, book engraving, etc.), The Secret of the Cross (with a hologram of the Cross of Euphrosyne of Polotsk). In 2021 opened new permanent exhibitions: "The mysterious glow of the centuries", which includes 16 holographic images of ancient historical artifacts XI-XIX centuries, found in Belarus and "The art object" In the net of Jacob's Dream! - Fresco composition of the XVIII century, which acquired an unexpected expression in the author's interpretation of the artist-restorer Yuri Malinovsky and is a reflection not only cultural heritage of Mogilev region, but also Belarus.
Besides, the museum constantly organizes temporary exhibitions of other Belarusian artists, graphic artists, sculptors and photographers.
212030, Mogilev, Mironova Street, 33.
Phone: +375-222-782-124 - reception and hotline (on weekdays from 8.00 to 17.00)
Website: https://maslenikov.by
Working hours:
Museum exhibits: 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.
No days off
Cash desk: 11.00-18.30
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