Living quarters

Interiors with original objects of  rich medieval Russian house decoration. Museum exhibition in the Kremlin Patriarch"s Palace
The interior of rich living quarters of the XVIIth century has been reconstructed according to the documents, using original items in two rooms, the purpose of which is not clear, though it is known that they have survived in initial architectural forms of the XVIIth century.

In the reception-room there is a tile stove, a table of Russian work, typical for the XVIIth century, a wooden cypress trunk on curved legs, a Dutch rose and black wooden folding wardrobe, a sideboard.
In the study one would notice the secretaire, boxes and trunks for papers, a globe and chess.

Mica lantern. Moscow. XVIIth century

Manuscript book "Medicine for Soul". Moscow. Kremlin. 1670

Portrait (parsuna) "Tsar Alexis Mikhailovich riding a horse". Unknown painter. Moscow. XVIIth century.

Chair. Moscow. XVIIth century

Metal forged painted trunk. Russia.  XVIIth century
Copper pendant ink-pots. XVIIth century

Museum exhibition in living quarters
In a separate showcase there are rare manuscript and printed books of the XVIIth century, i.e. the  manuscript ABC book of 1693, belonging to Tsarevich Alexis Petrovich,  the “Medicine for Soul” book adorned with graceful miniatures and Grammar by Melety Smotritsky of 1648.