Unique dolls displayed at “Travels through Time” exhibition

© RIA Novosti . Irina GordonOn March 3, the “Travels through Time” exhibition featuring works by famous doll-makers and young artists opened at the Moscow-based Doll Collection Club-Studio at the DOM Cultural Center.

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On March 3, the “Travels through Time” exhibition featuring works by famous doll-makers and young artists opened at the Moscow-based Doll Collection Club-Studio at the DOM Cultural Center.

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Masterpieces by the best Russian doll-makers are displayed at the exhibition. Photo: “The Bird of Paradise” by Natalya Lopusova-Tomskaya.

© RIA Novosti . Irina GordonThe exhibition provides an insight into various genres and techniques and features dolls made from porcelain, wood, papier-mache and modern polymer materials. “The Little Squirrel” by Yelena and Mikhail Sorin.

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The exhibition provides an insight into various genres and techniques and features dolls made from porcelain, wood, papier-mache and modern polymer materials. “The Little Squirrel” by Yelena and Mikhail Sorin.

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“A Dinosaur’s Thoughts” by Olga Ryol.

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“The Ladies’ Man” by Irina Kholodova.

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“Flora and Fauna” by Natalya Gorbunova.

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“Drew” by Olga Andrianova.

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“A Trip to Venice” by Svetlana Rudoi.

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“A Flight Cut Short” by Olga Travkina.

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“Spring” by Sasha Khudyakova.

© RIA Novosti . Irina Gordon“The Thirteenth Journey of Moidodyr – Wash' Em' Clean" by Anna Chulanova (13)
Editor’s Note:
“Moidodyr” (“Wash ‘Em Clean") is a 1923 poem for children by Korney Chukovsky (1882-1969), a famous Russian poet. The poem is about a small boy who does not want to wash. It features the character Moidodyr, a washstand, who scolds the boy and calls his soap bars and sponges to wash him.

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“The Thirteenth Journey of Moidodyr – Wash' Em' Clean" by Anna Chulanova (13)
Editor’s Note:
“Moidodyr” (“Wash ‘Em Clean") is a 1923 poem for children by Korney Chukovsky (1882-1969), a famous Russian poet. The poem is about a small boy who does not want to wash. It features the character Moidodyr, a washstand, who scolds the boy and calls his soap bars and sponges to wash him.