Velnių muziejus
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eric mas (10.11.2017 10:43)
Well if you have a couple of hours to spend and you want to know more about čiurlionis and its 1905 to 1910 paintings and music this is your place
Well if you have a couple of hours to spend and you want to know more about čiurlionis and its 1905 to 1910 paintings and music this is your place
Hugo Cunha (17.10.2017 12:58)
Highly recommended to those who would like to get familiar with Lithuanian culture. The space and the exhibitions are amazing. From photography, music, paintings to books you will enjoy each one of them.
Highly recommended to those who would like to get familiar with Lithuanian culture. The space and the exhibitions are amazing. From photography, music, paintings to books you will enjoy each one of them.
Mick Barni (29.09.2017 00:09)
Essential for the understanding of the artist. Very well presented and maintained. The audio guide is comprehensive and easy to follow.
Essential for the understanding of the artist. Very well presented and maintained. The audio guide is comprehensive and easy to follow.
Luka Nardini (09.08.2017 19:10)
Amazing art from an artist I hadn't heard of before now. There was also a rehearsal of his music taking place which was also excellent.
Amazing art from an artist I hadn't heard of before now. There was also a rehearsal of his music taking place which was also excellent.
Rasa Aleksaite (22.04.2017 21:26)
The building itself is a sample of pure art-modern in Kaunas before WW2. Very autenthic restoration.
Exposition of greatest Lithuanian symbolism painter and music composer M.K. Ciurlionis brings you to the feeling of unreal, fantastic wold of art of the edge between XIX and XX c.
New exposition of Lithuanian art is opened
The building itself is a sample of pure art-modern in Kaunas before WW2. Very autenthic restoration.
Exposition of greatest Lithuanian symbolism painter and music composer M.K. Ciurlionis brings you to the feeling of unreal, fantastic wold of art of the edge between XIX and XX c.
New exposition of Lithuanian art is opened
