Gorky House Museum, Moscow also known as Ryabushinsky Mansion is the former residence of Russian writer Maxim Gorky from 1931 to 1936. Considered as one of the best examples of art nouveau architecture, the Gorky House Museum, Moscow is one of the popular tourist attractions in Moscow.
The Gorky House Museum is known for its remarkable design and decoration which reflects Fyodar Shekhtel’s hallucinatory masterpiece of wave forms. The wave forms are complimented by floral mosaic and stucco decorations which highlight the main staircase of the Gorky House Museum.
The decorations contrast the works of Gorky, who is considered as one of the greatest proletarian writers of Russia who was a supporter of the revolution. The irony helps in attracting tourists and literary guests. A fine example of Moscow Style Moderne, the luxurious interiors of Gorky House Museum in Moscow has been preserved by the authorities.
You can visit the Gorky House Museum on Monday s, Tuesdays and Thursdays from 10:00 to 16:00 hours. The best mode of viewing the precincts of Gorky House Museum in Moscow is by availing two hour Gorky House tour which is organized by local travel operators.
Tourists must visit the museum, which allows you to know more about the literary genius who is considered as an integral part of the literary scene of Russia.
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