Moscow Kremlin Museums participate in the exhibition dedicated to the history of Russian orders. It runs in the Alexander Hall of the State Hermitage and presents about 200 monuments of culture and art. Among them are hand-written books and printed statutes of orders, order signs and suits, accessories of officials, stamps, rescripts and manifests about welcoming of awards, documents from the Orders’ Capitulum’s Fund, portraits of the Capitulum’s Cancellers.

Exhibition in the Perm Art gallery presents 100 rare monuments from the collection of Museum-Preserve “The Moscow Kremlin”. The museum items are dedicated to royal and imperial hunting. Many of them are on display for the first time. The exhibition tells about various types of hunting, its role in the court life as a part of political and diplomatic etiquette.

The exhibition in the State History Museum is dedicated to the earliest period of portraits’ life in Russia. On display are 100 unique monuments of exceptional historical and cultural value, collected from fourteen Russian and foreign museums and archives. Moscow Kremlin Museums presented two exhibits – icon of Saviour on the Throne with Metropolitan Kiprian and parsuna of Alexis Mikhailovich riding a horse.