Day 4

   Today we visited the Bukhara's Art museum.

It was so amazing to look at the pictures   take photos    and learn it's history.

Do you want to know about it's history?

Are you intrigued ?

So, let's go✈

 The building of the Bukhara Museum of Fine Arts was erected in 1912 at the expense of the Russian millionaire and philanthropist Savva Morozov. It was a branch of the Russian Azov-Don Bank.

The building was built by architects Margulis and Sakovich in the neoclassical style, it is located in the southwestern part of the city of Bukhara near the Lyabikhauz pond between the domes of Toki Sarrafon and Toki Telpak Furushon.
This two-story building with an intricate trapezoid structure stands on the site of the once bustling shopping center of the old city above the Shohrud Canal.

The construction of a brick building made of Russian baked bricks has a large number of arched windows and doors, as well as numerous service premises. The building has two basements and two courtyards.
Special bank rooms and safes have been preserved, they are of historical importance.
In the foyer on the 2nd floor of the museum, photocopies of wall paintings and fragments of ornamental decor of the 6th-7th centuries are exhibited. AD, as well as works of art from the residence of the Bukhara rulers in the ancient settlement of Varakhsha.
Watch the video😊. In it you will see many illustrations of art, sculptures and objects of ancient times.