About this reports official sites of both clubs report representatives of the museum on Facebook.
Now it is known that the exhibits themselves remained intact.
"All of them, which were on public display, have been moved to safer places. However, a sharp change in the temperature and humidity regime will later have a negative impact on their state of preservation," the report says.
Currently, the museum needs humanitarian aid. According to representatives, the most important needs are plastic sheeting, plywood shields and boards to strengthen damaged windows.
By the way, it is in the Kharkiv Art Museum that the original of Repin's painting "Zaporozhians write a letter to the Turkish Sultan" is located.
This is a work of art hit from the Tretyakov Gallery in Moscow and was exhibited in the Repin Hall before the war. Currently, museum workers are doing everything they can to keep the exhibits intact.
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