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The Hermitage Museum in Saint Petersburg, Russia is one of the world's largest art museums. Its magnificent buildings served as the official residence of the Russian Emperors for almost two centuries. Now they are open to the public and over two million artifacts and works of art from prehistoric times to the contemporary period are exhibited in hundreds of galleries and rooms. The Hermitage Museum houses a rich collection of Greek and Roman sculptures, splendid jewelry, and many of the best works of Raphael, Da Vinci, Titian, Giorgione, Velasquez, Van Dyke, Rembrandt, many other Dutch masters, French Impressionists, and 20th Century masters such as Matisse and Picasso. The modern digital technologies make many treasures of world art closer to us. The impression of the image reproduced by the Blu-Ray disc could be compared to the personal visit to the museum. The wealth of the Hermitage collection ranks along with those of the Louvre and Prado. It was based on the private collection of Catherine II, which was quickly enlarged by acquisitions of works of art from the famous European collectors. Now the Hermitage possesses more than 3 million exhibits – from the pre-historic culture up to the modern art. The correct color reproduction, the large fragments of art works, the panoramic views of the Winter Palace's facades and the passage through the museum rooms and halls will help you to make a virtual trip to the world-famous museum.

以生动生活人类背后的故事世界最大艺术收藏 250 周年，2014。圣彼得堡的国家冬宫博物馆是世界上最大、访问量最大的博物馆之一，在令人惊叹的建筑环境中拥有 300万多件珍宝和世界级杰作。为了庆祝 2014年成立 250 周年，玛吉 · 金蒙的电影揭示了塑造冬宫从故宫到国家博物馆 250 年旅程的非凡故事。

Mon Paradis, Der Winterpalast is a forty-eight minute film by Elfi Mikeschi that explores the history of the Hermitage and its effect on the people in St. Petersburg. Staff and curators of the museum are interviewed throughout the film, detailing their love of the museum and discussing with pride how the population's collective passion for its works saved many treasures from destruction during the German siege of St. Petersburg. It is mostly shot documentary-style, and while I appreciated a deeper look at the Hermitage outside of the context of Russian Ark, I found it to be the least interesting supplement included on this DVD. It is a nice and moderately informative addition, but it isn't one I'd return to any time soon.