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Easter Sunday

On 16.04.201716.04.2017 By Sergey ArmeyskovIn Russian Culture, Russian Holidays, Russian Traditions2 Comments

Христос Воскресе!

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#BorschtArt

On 28.02.201728.02.2017 By Sergey ArmeyskovIn Russian TraditionsLeave a comment

The second day of the Great Lent. Feels good!

When modern art meets meatless borscht… 😎

https://www.instagram.com/p/BRDaiZejbU7/

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Forgiveness Sunday

On 26.02.201705.03.2017 By Sergey ArmeyskovIn Russian Music, Russian TraditionsLeave a comment

Boris Kustodiev - Maslenitsa. Oil on canvas, 1920. — Boris Kustodiev – Maslenitsa (1920). Oil on canvas.

Today is the last day of Maslenitsa – the Forgiveness Sunday. The Great Fast starts tomorrow.

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S Rozhdestvom!

On 07.01.2016 By Sergey ArmeyskovIn Photos of Russia, Russian Holidays, Russian Identity, Russian TraditionsLeave a comment

Счастливого Рождества! Continue reading “S Rozhdestvom!” →

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Yaroslavl

On 22.11.201522.11.2015 By Sergey ArmeyskovIn Architecture, Art, History, Photos of Russia, Russian Culture, Russian History, Russian Traditions3 Comments

Exploring Yaroslavl…

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