Abramtsevo Colony
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Abramtsevo is now open to the public and tourists can wander along the many paths through the surrounding forest and cross the wooden bridges that served as an inspiration for the artists at the Abramtsevo Colony. They can also visit many of the buildings to see works produced by the artists at the colony, e.g., a wooden bathhouse in the shape of a traditional dwelling of Ancient Rus, designed by Ivan Ropet, and the House on Chicken Legs, a fairy-tale abode of an evil witch, Baba Yaga, designed by Vasnetsov. One building, the main "manor," is said to have been the model for the estate in which Anton Chekhov set The Cherry Orchard.
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| Abramstevo National Park Abramstevo National Park www.abramtsevo.com - Web |
| Abramtsevo Museum Abramtsevo Museum abramtsevo.net - Web |
| The Moscow Times on Abramtsevo The Moscow Times on Abramtsevo context.themoscowtimes.com/stories/2005/08/19/109.html - Web |
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