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Date of Creation:1979
Author:Bairachny Nikolay Ivanovich, Prieshkin Valentin Grigorievich, Alyaksandra Yaugenauna Dzyatlava
Theme:Historical and historical figures
Technology:Ceramics
Object:Hotel
Accessibility:Available
Location:Minsk
Coordinates:53.9126561,27.5386262
Condition:Excellent

Ceramic panels (Motherland, Sky, Earth, World, Synkovichi, Seasons) hotel "Planet"

The walls of the banquet hall are almost completely covered with coloured ceramic panels and tiles with bison and oak leaves. The panels depict: the defence church of St. Michael in Synkovichi and in Ishkoldi, the Boris and Gleb church in Hrodna, the Mir castle, modern architecture of Minsk, apples, beautiful girls, a couple in love, an astronaut and a folk craftsman with wings, and folk Belarusian instruments.
According to the artists ‘they decided to show the best of the country’ using traditional ceramic technique. And to hint that large pottery workshops were in every town with Magdeburg law. Majolica spread in Belarus also thanks to the Italian princess Bona Sforza (1494-1557). During her reign and stay in the Belarusan lands, she repeatedly invited artists, craftsmen, sculptors.

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