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Treasures from the Kremlin: An Exhibition from the State Museums of the Moscow Kremlin at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, May 19-september 2, 1979 and the Grand Palais, Paris, Octob Techniques & Reference the Bus takes unexpected turnsThe Kremlin in Moscow is one of the world's greatest repositories of Russian art. Gold and silver objects of astounding beauty, arms and armor, icons, ceremonial equestrian trappings, textiles, and incomparable Russian needlework are preserved in the seven museums and churches that comprise the State Museums of the Moscow Kremlin. Magnificent objects from these, including masterworks of Western European art from the Kremlin collections, are pictured