The Kama Capital investment fund has sponsored the "The Splendor of Russian Painting of the 19th–20th Centuries. Masterpieces from the Collection of Vladimir Pešić" exhibition, which runs in Paris from May 20 to June 30, 2026. The exposition opened at the Russian Spiritual and Cultural Orthodox Center (RSCPC) and has become one of the notable cultural events in the Russian-French humanitarian dialogue.
The exhibition brings together 18 works that reflect the key artistic movements of Russian art from the 19th–20th centuries: realism, impressionism, post-Impressionism, russian art nouveau, neo-russian style, cubism, cubo-futurism, suprematism, constructivism, socialist realism, nonconformism, and expressionism.
Among the featured works are "Radiant Domes" by Grand Duchess Olga Romanova, "The Struggle of Ideologies" by Vladimir Tatlin, "Suprematist Composition" by Sergei Senkin, "Still Life with a View of St. Isaac's Cathedral" by Vyacheslav Pakulin, "Self-Portrait" by Sergei Malyutin – the creator of the famous Russian matryoshka doll, a set design sketch for the opera "Sadko" by Fyodor Fedorovsky, chief artist of the Bolshoi Theatre, the watercolor "Black Sea Landscape" by Pyotr Konchalovsky, and other works.
Supporting the exhibition is part of Kama Capital's cultural and social agenda, aimed at preserving and promoting Russian artistic heritage, as well as fostering international cultural cooperation.
The exhibition is open to visitors from May 20 to June 30, 2026, at the Russian Spiritual and Cultural Orthodox Center in Paris.