THE FATE OF FAMILY COLLECTIONS OF THE MAGNATE CLANS IN BELARUS — museum-reserve «Nesvizh»

THE FATE OF FAMILY COLLECTIONS OF THE MAGNATE CLANS IN BELARUS


On November 10, 2020, the National Historical and Cultural Museum-Reserve Niasvizh will host the International Scholarly Conference titled
The Fate of Family Collections of the Magnate Clans in Belarus.  


   

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Registration of participants

(9.00-9.30) 

 Welcoming words for the participants

 

Sergey Klimov, Director of the National Historical and Cultural Museum-Reserve Niasvizh

Pavel Sapotko, Director of the National Historical Museum of the Republic of Belarus.

Rimantas Žirgulis, Director of the Kedainiai Regional Museum

Monika Antszak, Curator of the Museum in Nieborów and Arkadia.

 

The book

The Old Estates of Grodno Region in Lida, Mosty, Novogrudok, Ostrovets, and Oshmiany districts

Presented by

Olga Popko, the academic publication editor

Natalia Fedoruk, the author's daughter

Virtual tours

Tour duration - 30 minutes

       Olga Bazhenova, Doctor of Arts, Professor of the Department of Arts, Belarusian State University 

Castrum Doloris. The Nesvizh court Funeral Ceremony – the exhibition project exposition

       Ilya Fedyushko, undergraduate, assistant of the Department of Botany, Belarusian State University

The Radziwill family's Living heritage - an introductory tour of the Nesvizh parks 




Participants' reports

(10.30-13.30)

Report duration - 20 minutes

Uladzimir Karalenak, Moderator of the session The Collections of Nesvizh Palace: their history and modern time

 

Uladzimi Karalenak, Academic Secretary, the National Historical and Cultural Museum-Reserve Niasvizh (Belarus)

The formation of furniture, sculpture and painting collections in Nesvizh Palace during 1870-1914

Anatoly Sinilo, PhD student, the Kondrat Krapiva Institute of Art History, Ethnography and Folklore of the National Academy of Sciences (Belarus)

The Radziwill Princely family's Nesvizh gallery paintings presented in archival photographs

Andrey Blinets, Senior Researcher, the National Historical and Cultural Museum-Reserve Niasvizh (Belarus)

The Inventory of Nesvizh Palace property during 1914-1920

Anne-Sophie Laruelle, Postdoctoral Researcher, Professor at the University of Liege (Belgium)

New information about a series of the 16th-century tapestries dedicated to Julius Caesar. The Triumph of Caesar in Nesvizh

Anna Byl, Chief Curator, the National Historical and Cultural Museum-Reserve Niasvizh (Belarus)

                                         The Nesvizh coin and medal collection transfer to Kharkov University after the war of 1812

Lyudmila Zhuk, Senior Researcher, the National Historical and Cultural Museum-Reserve Niasvizh (Belarus)

The Radziwill princely family's silverware in the collection of the museum-reserve Niasvizh

Olga Bazhenova, Doctor of Arts, Professor of the Department of Arts, Belarusian State University (Belarus).

         The 18th-century Chinoiserie art in Nesvizh: the Palace as a site for the formation of style and for the works of art representation

Dmitry Monich, Leading Researcher, the Old Belarusian Art Department, the National Art Museum of the Republic of Belarus (Belarus).

                                              The Nesvizh collection portrait of Dominik Radziwill: new information on the attribution

Ilya Fedyushko, undergraduate, Assistant of the Department of Botany, Belarusian State University (Belarus)

Ekaterina Mitroshina, Research Assistant 1st grade, Department of Botany, Belarusian State University (Belarus)

         The current dendrofloral condition of the national status botanical natural landmark Nesvizh Park and the living heritage of the Radziwill Princely Family 

Coffee break


Participants' reports

14.00 - 15.30

Report duration - 20 minutes

Tatiana Sapieha, Moderator of the session Hic mortui vivunt et muti loquntur

 

Tatiana Sapeha, the Research and Project work sector Manager, the Research Department of Bibliology of the National Library of Belarus (Belarus)

The Plantin-Moretus Printing House books in the Radziwills' Nesvizh fee tail estate Library

Olga Novitskaya, Deputy Director for Research and Educational Work at the museum Mir Castle Complex (Belarus)

The Svyatopolk-Mirsky Princely family’s epistolary heritage archival documents updating and restitution

Viktor Sokolov, PhD in History, Chief Librarian, The Yaroslav the Wise National Library of Ukraine

Old printed books published on the territory of Ukraine: historical and bibliological analysis of rare books from the Khreptovich library collection (based on the collections of the NBUV)

Aivas Ragauskas, Doctor of Humanities, Professor, Vilnius University (Lithuania)

The Printing house of Joachim Georg Rett in the Radziwills' Kėdainiai and its history

Alina Koltachenko, post-graduate student of the Republican Institute of Higher Education, Senior Lecturer at the Institute of Sports and Tourism Management of the Belarusian State University of Physical Culture (Belarus).

The Internet resources for the studies of the archives of the magnate families of Belarus

Coffee break


Participants' reports

(15.30-17.00)

Report duration - 20 minutes

Irina Milinkevich, Moderator of the session The Magnates and Faith

 

Irina Milinkevich, Senior Researcher, the National Historical and Cultural Museum-Reserve Niasvizh (Belarus)

The Attribution of the Wooden Medallion from the Scapular of Nicholas Christopher Radziwill (1695-1715)

Pavel Bulaty, PhD in History, Senior Lecturer, the Institute of Sports and Tourism Management, the Belarusian State University of Physical Culture (Belarus)

Hetman Jan Karol Chodkiewicz’s Donations to the Church at his Lyakhovichi residence

Valery Shishanov, Deputy Director of Research, the Vitebsk Regional Museum of Local History (Belarus)

“WHERE ARE YOUR BELLS?” The Vitebsk bells' history

Lyudmila Sokolskaya, PhD in Law, Senior Lecturer of the Department of Legal Disciplines, the State Humanitarian and Technological University (Russia)

The statutory regulation of religious donations in Christian Communities, the past and the present

Coffee break


   Participants' reports

(17.00–19.00)

Report duration - 20 minutes

Olga Popko, Moderator of the session The Issues of restitution, introduction to the research circulation and the legal aspects of collecting

 

Olga Popko, PhD in History, Head of the Department of personnel policies and management psychology, the Institute of Civil Service of the Academy of Public Administration under the aegis of the President of the Republic of Belarus (Belarus)

The historiography and the research methodology of the magnate families' collections in Belarus

Maciej Radziwill, the Princely Family member, the founder of the foundation Trzy Trąby (Three Trumpets) (Poland)

The family history scattered fragments. Thirty years of collecting the Radziwill family’s artefacts

Elena Narizhnaya, PhD in History, Senior Lecturer of the Department of Law and Economic Theories of the Belarusian Trade and Economics University of Consumer Cooperatives (Belarus)

Vladislav Kulakevich, Director of The Zhilichi Historical Museum Complex (Belarus)

Magnate collection items and the issues of their joint use in the Union State of Russia and Belarus

Monika Antszak, Curator of the Museum in Nieborow and Arkadia (Poland).

The issue of the works of art stolen from the Radziwill Princely family's palace in Nieborow during the German occupation in 1939-1944

Daria Selitskaya, Senior Researcher, the National Historical Museum of the Republic of Belarus (Belarus)

The provenance and fate of the Jewish collection of the Belarusian State Museum

Zhanna Ivanova, PhD in Law, Senior Lecturer of the Constitutional and Municipal Law Department, the Academy of Public Service and Administration of the Republic of Komi (Russia)

The tradition of collecting arms and its legal aspect

Tatiana Kozhukh, Supervisor, Research works department (Belarus)

The use of modern information technology solutions in organizing the exposition of the Radziwills’ tapestries at the museum Mir Castle Complex 

 

Summing up the conference

(19.00-19.15)


The Organizing Committee address:

The National Historical and Cultural Museum-Reserve Niasvizh
19 Leninskaya St.
222603, Nesvizh, Minsk region, Belarus.
E-mail: navukanhkmz@gmail.com

Coordinators:

Uladzimir Karalenak
Academic Secretary +375 1770 2 42 81
Andrey Blinets
Senior Researcher +375 1770 2 42 81

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