The dining room is furnished with a table, bentwood chairs, and a what-not stand of mahogany. The lampshade on a standard lamp by the couch was made by the poet’s wife, the daughter of the famous chemist Dmitri Mendeleyev, the inventor of the Periodic Table. Here you will see a Schroder grand piano on which there is a lorgnette in a tortoise-shell frame, and a bronze incense-burner; a fan of black ostrich feathers lies on the couch.

Apartment N23 on the first floor, where Blok died, houses the literary part of the museum. In the four exhibition rooms you can learn about the life and work of the poet: 1880-1904 – the period of symbolism and abstract romanticism; 1905-1907 – the emergence of social themes and life-asserting motifs reflecting the sympathetic attitude of Blok to the revolutionary movement, and 1908-1916 – the period of the poet’s increasing recognition of his personal involvement in the fate of Russia.

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