widthIn Moscow, he drove across the Crimea Bridge from the west (it has been called since its opening in 1938) and saw the Gorky Park on the right and the New Tretyakov Gallery on the left. There is an exhibition on their building, a huge Soviet modernist cube: “The Dream of Freedom”, called “Romanticism in Russia and Germany”. The exhibition opened at the end of April and was on display in Moscow until August 8. It was a major event with more than 300 exhibits, most of which came from the Tretyakov Gallery and the Dresden State Art Collection; from October From the beginning, “Dream of Freedom” will be exhibited in the capital of Saxony.
The exhibition reveals the connection between German and Russian artists, and the atmosphere of desire, loneliness, proximity, and delusion; personal and friendly relations. Many German tourists who come to Dresden probably only get to know Russian painters such as Alexander Ivanov and Maxim Vobchev through the exhibition, just like the German romantic star Caspar David F. Friedrich has now become a discovery by many Russians. The letters and leather boots worn by Napoleon in the Battle of Dresden in 1813, France defeated Austria, Prussia and Russia, conveying the spirit of the times to exhibition visitors. The museum building of Daniel Libeskind has parallel and fractured stages: its basic form is a spiral of two breakthrough lines, which is the symbolic axis between Dresden and Moscow.
