Open-stock opening festival AT A. Rupaja Museum
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For the first time on November 11, 1988, Anton Ruth's museum was open to visitors. We opened another room for visitors on the eve of the festival. The open inventory of Anton Rupains museum. This project has been implemented with the support OF THE ERCF. The CKF received funding of EUR 2837.00.
The idea of the installation of such a room occurred 2 years ago, because the microclimate of the existing stock of the stock was not suitable for the storage of the “Anton Rupains” cycle of THE “Anton Rupains” cycle. Therefore, part of MR A. 's work was deposited with the aesthetic design of the cultural house and parish administration rooms. The museum visitors are interested in not only the ancient history, but also the new time for personalities, which parish, run, Latvia's name has not taken place in the world. In recent years, a number of valuable items have come into the stock of the museum, which belonged to our parish personalities, such as the costume of the Deader A. Sandes Sydney Olympic Games, the legendary whistle of the teacher M. Deca, with whom no more than a sports hour began. These subjects wanted to be shown to visitors. And it was an idea of the open stock when the museum objects that were not placed in the exhibition were also available to visitors.
A large number of visitors had arrived on the opening of the open stock. As the museum arrived at the Krajuma, HE was told by Antonia Kroice, former head of the parish administration, and former museum manager Olga Pekša, while Genoveff Rupaine shared his memories of the time when Anton Kokoy painted his works AT MR Ruth's home in Pourism. Arkady candle had also appeared on the event, who told him about his way to the big sport, particularly emphasizing that the whole start was Bērzgales sports teacher Macul Decrsnis.
The museum has become richer with another interesting and binding offer - the open stock.
A. Rwanda museum manager S. Apeinne