Interactive easel stands based on paintings by Ivan Shishkin will appear in the Nizhny Kama National Park.
Nizhny Kama National Park will receive a presidential grant for the project "In the open air with I.I. Shishkin."
As part of the project, interactive stands, easels and benches will be installed in the places that the great artist captured in the paintings "On the Kama near Yelabuga" and "Holy Key near Yelabuga". This will allow visitors to compare the modern view of nature with the images of the 19th century and see how the landscape has changed over a century and a half.
The initiative is aimed at drawing attention to the preservation of natural territories and cultural heritage sites, as well as the popularization of eco-tourism, which corresponds to the goals of the national project "Ecological well-being".
The project includes the installation of stands in the Krasnaya Gorka and Svyatoy Klyuch tracts, the organization of plein-air events for art school students, thematic excursions and the publication of a guidebook.
Thanks to the support of presidential grants, guests of the National Park will be able not only to enjoy the beauty of nature, but also to touch history through art.