Collection

Ustinov Yu. S. Sketches for the opera “Katerina Izmailova” at the Sverdlovsk State Opera and Ballet Theater named after A. V. Lunacharsky. Directed by A. Titel. Sverdlovsk, 1987. Cardboard, mixed technique, fabric. Scenery sketch. 3rd act, 7th scene.

Costume design “Zinovy Borisovich”

Costume design “Sonnet”

Costume design “Boris Timofeevich”

Costume design “Sergei, the 1st act”

Costume design “Katerina Lvovna”

Gershov S. M. Series The Seventh Symphony, “Leningrad”. Leningrad, 1960s. Gouache on paper, mixed technique. “The Summer garden”

Gershov S. M. Portrait of Vera Kostrovitskaya. Leningrad, 1964. Paper, gouache. Vera Sergeevna Kostrovitskaya is the artist's wife, ballet dancer and teacher of classical dance. The work was donated to D. D. Shostakovich during a visit to the composer by the author in Moscow in the mid-1960s.

Gershov S. M. Series The Seventh Symphony, “Leningrad”. Leningrad, 1960s. Gouache on paper, mixed technique. Sketch for the painting “Blockade ration of bread”.

Gershov S. M. Series The Seventh Symphony, “Leningrad”. Leningrad, 1960s. Gouache on paper, mixed technique. “Blockade ration of bread”.

Gershov S. M. Series The Seventh Symphony, “Leningrad”. Leningrad, 1960s. Gouache on paper, mixed technique. “The death of a comrade in the workshop at the workplace”.

Gershov S. M. Series The Seventh Symphony, “Leningrad”. Leningrad, 1960s. Gouache on paper, mixed technique. “Listening to the the Sovinformburo report”.

Gershov S. M. Untitled. From the GULAG series. Leningrad, 1960s. Gouache on paper, whitewash.

Gershov S. M. Untitled. From the GULAG series. Leningrad, 1960s. Gouache on paper, whitewash.

Gershov S. M. Untitled. From the GULAG series. Leningrad, 1960s. Gouache on paper, whitewash.

Ustinov Yu. S. Sketches for the opera “Katerina Izmailova” at the Sverdlovsk State Opera and Ballet Theater named after A. V. Lunacharsky. Directed by A. Titel. Sverdlovsk, 1987. Cardboard, mixed technique, fabric. Set design “In the courtyard of the merchants Izmailov”, 1st act, 2nd scene.

Virsaladze S. B. Sketches of scenery for Dmitry Shostakovich's ballet “The Golden Age” at the Bolshoi Theater. Choreographer Yuri N. Grigorovich. Moscow, 1982. Paper, ink, mixed media. A sketch of the scenery for the 1st scene of the 1st act.

Virsaladze S. B. Sketches of scenery for Dmitry Shostakovich's ballet “The Golden Age” at the Bolshoi Theater. Choreographer Yuri N. Grigorovich. Moscow, 1982. Paper, ink, mixed media. Scenery sketch for the 2nd scene of the 1st act. (Cabaret “The Golden Age”).

Saryan M. “Fruits”. Armenia, 1966. Canvas, oil. A gift from Martiros Saryan to D. D. Shostakovich during the composer's stay at the House of Creativity in Dilijan (Armenia) in 1964.

Unknown artist. Salzach river embankment. Author's print signed by the author. Salzburg, Austria. 1970s. Lithograph, color printing, pencil.

Williams P. V. Nana (based on the novel of the same name by Emil Zola). Copy. The original is at the State Trerkovskaya Gallery. Moscow, 1934. Oil on canvas, mixed technique. The painting was presented to D. D. Shostakovich by the author in 1947 for a housewarming in the composer's apartment on Mozhaisk highway (now Kutuzovsky Prospekt). The artist lived next door, one floor above.

Shukhmin P. M. “Composer D. D. Shostakovich”. 1942. Oil on canvas, mixed technique.

Shvede-Radlova N. K. Portrait of Dmitry Shostakovich. Leningrad, [1935]. Canvas, oil.

Shenderov A. S. Dmitry Shostakovich during a concert. Rostov-on-Don, 1941. Oil on canvas. The portrait was taken from life during the tour of the composer with the Beethoven Quartet in Rostov-on-Don in April 1941.

Saryan M. “The bridge in Ashtarak”. Yerevan. 1933. Canvas, oil. A gift from Martiros Saryan to D. D. Shostakovich during the composer's stay at the House of Creativity in Dilijan (Armenia) in 1964.

Anna Akhmatova with a mirror. Mid 1960s.

Artist A. Kostomolotsky. Portrait of D. Shostakovich. Moscow, 1950s

Artist K. Ivanov. Portrait of D. Shostakovich. Gorky city, 1955

Photo of the sculpture by G. Glikman “The Prisoner in Chains”. With a dedication at the bottom.

Photo by Vissarion Shebalin. Moscow, 1950s.

Photo of David Oistrakh. Early 1970s

Dmitriev V. V. Set design for the first production of the opera “Lady Macbeth of the Mtsensk District” by Dmitry Shostakovich in MALEGOT. Leningrad, 1934. Oil on canvas. With a dedication inscription from 1939 on the back.

Artist A. Dobrinov. “D.D. Shostakovich. Quintet”. Shostakovich at the piano. Bulgaria, Sofia, 1956

Artist A. Dobrinov. “D.D. Shostakovich. Quintet”. D.M. Tsyganov is the first violin. Bulgaria, Sofia, 1956

Artist A. Dobrinov. “D. D. Shostakovich. Quintet”. V. P. Shirinsky is the second violin. Bulgaria, Sofia, 1956

Artist A. Dobrinov. “D. D. Shostakovich. Quintet”. V. V. Borisovsky is a viola player. Bulgaria, Sofia, 1956

Artist A. Dobrinov. “D.D. Shostakovich. Quintet”. S.P. Shirinsky is a cello player. Bulgaria, Sofia, 1956

Photo reproduction. Gustav Mahler. Austria, early twentieth century. Photocopy of the portrait from the print edition.

The photo. From left to right - D. F. Oistrakh, unidentified person, D. D. Shostakovich, S. T. Richter. Photocopy, photo studio Leipzig, late 1960s - early 1970s.

Unknown artist. Portrait of D. D. Shostakovich in an Oxford mantle. Great Britain, 1959. Paper, gouache, mixed technique. June 25, 1958 Shostakovich became the hero of the solemn ceremony - dedication to the title of Honorary Doctor of Music of the University of Oxford (England).

Dmitri Shostakovich and Irina Shostakovich on the street of Berlin, East Germany, Berlin, early 1970s.

Drawing by an unknown artist. Trinity College Dublin. Ireland, 1970s

G. D. Glikman. Portrait of Beethoven. Plaster, metal base, tinting, varnish. The sculptural portrait was made or repeated by the author from the portrait of Beethoven, created by Glikman in Leningrad in 1939. The sculpture was presented by the author to Shostakovich in the early 1970s, before Glikman's emigration. Beethoven is one of Dmitri Shostakovich's favorite composers.

Kustodiev B. M. Portrait of Mitya Shostakovich. Petrograd, 1919. Sanguine, charcoal pencil. With a dedication: “To my little friend Mitya Shostakovich from the author”.

Kustodiev B. M. Portrait of Dmitri Shostakovich in his youth. Gaspra, Crimea. 1923. Pencil, colored pencil on paper.

A. N. Chernitsky. Portrait of Dmitri Shostakovich. Gypsum. 1938. The author's copy. The original is at the Russian Museum in St. Petersburg.

G. D. Glikman. Portrait of Dmitri Shostakovich in his youth. THE USSR. Late 1960s. Author's stamp “№ 1 ГДГ. 1969”

Decorative panel. A Gift from the Staatsoper Berlin collective in connection with the 1972 premiere of the opera “The Nose”. Wood, ceramics. German Democratic Republic. 1973