Precious items of the exhibition reveal the splendour of the Palace of Versailles and Sun King's court. In 1689 all the silver pieces of work, executed for Louis XIV at the Royal Gobelins factory, were melted down.

The first vast exhibition of the Moscow Kremlin Museums, organized in United Arab Emirates, represents the most magnificent and precious items of the museum's collection and funds - items of the Armoury Chamber, a world-wide known Russian treasure-house.

The exhibition represents over 300 items from all the world, telling us about the cross-cultural dialogue that followed the establishment of Portugal's world trading network in the XVIth and XVIIth centuries.

The exhibition "The World of 1607" is dedicated to the history of the first permanent English settlement in North America, which turned out to become a new nation.

The exhibition is dedicated to the aesthetic processes, developed in Russia in the first half of the twentieth century.

The collections of the English silver works of art and fire-arms from the Armory Chamber form the basis of the exhibition, placed in the Gilbert Collection of Decorative Arts.

For the first time such a vast exhibition, placed in the Meridian Gate of the Imperial Palace in Peking, represents the unique masterpieces from the Moscow Kremlin Museums' collection.