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In the TARTLE exhibition ‘Solely Saints’, we welcome you to explore depictions of saints spanning from the 16th century to contemporary times.
Enjoy your wallpaper from Tartle collection! A collection of the wallpapers and backgrounds available to download for free.
Let’s celebrate Easter with hope, peace and forgiveness. Truly, He is risen!
Pursuant to the decision of the Government of the Republic of Lithuania, from March 13 until further notice the Lithuanian Art Centre TARTLE is closed.
Every weekend in February, a special event called SU-MENĖK will take place, involving 25 museums and galleries across the city.
The Pacs are one of the most eminent, oldest, influential, wealthiest and most celebrated magnate families in the Grand Duchy of Lithuania that constantly defended the interests of the state. They were proud of their aristocratic title of counts and the expressive double lily motif on their coat of arms, also used by the monarchs of France and the Medicis of Florence. The exhibition boasts a total of around 300 exhibits: paintings, graphic art works, sculptures, textiles, goldsmithery and other applied art works, drawings and projects, old photographs, authentic documents and early prints, weapons and armour, as well as other historical relics from Lithuania’s, Poland’s and Ukraine’s museums, libraries, archives, churches, monasteries and private collections. A record number of owners – fifty – have kindly loaned exhibits for display. Three of the artworks come from the TARTLE collection.
May this holiday season be full of cheers! On the postcard: Vilnius in winter by Mstislav Dobuzhinsky.
Explore Tartle collection on Google Arts & Culture online platform.
At 5 pm on Wednesday, 26th September, the opening of the second exhibition in the series Streets of Vilnius by the Lithuanian Art Museum, called Didžioji Street will take place at the Vilnius Picture Gallery.
The collection of Lithuanian Art Centre TARTLE features numerous works of Lithuanian fine arts of the 19th century.