Old Moscow Gallery
Moscow changes rapidly, but in the paintings of Stanislav Skobelev its former appearance is preserved — familiar, and yet already receding. The “Old Moscow” gallery brings together urban subjects spanning a long period of time: here one can see both fragments of the Soviet capital and motifs that feel close to the present day, but still retain their connection to the past.
Boulevards and lanes, courtyards and embankments, winter streets with trams and summer evenings in soft light — all these motifs become not simply landscapes but testimonies of an era. Through them one can sense how attitudes towards the city changed, how certain details disappeared and new ones appeared, and how the artist each time chose a vantage point that preserves the dignity and humanity of the space.
For the viewer, this gallery is an opportunity to make a personal journey through a Moscow in which the past can still be heard. Perhaps you will recognise here streets you once walked yourself, or see the places that older generations told you about.
Choose a few subjects that speak to you particularly, and allow yourself time simply to be in this “Old Moscow” — before returning to the present day.

Красные крыши
1993

После грозы
1993

Софийская набережная
1997

Меньшикова башня
2010

Андроньевской монастырь
1999

Теплый апрель. Яузский бульвар
1998

Большой Козловский переулок
1998

Даниил Московский
2005

Дождливая осень. Донской монастырь
2001

Тверской бульвар
2006

Зима на Патриарших
1997

Петровский бульвар
1996

Сандуны
2008

У Сретенских ворот
2003

Дождь на Кузнецком мосту
1983

Дом детства
1997



