Tautodailininkės Anos Krepštul muziejus

About the museum

The folk artist Ana Krepštul (1932–2007) was born in Tabariškės. In childhood a serious bone disease struck her, which prevented her from attending school, and she began to paint at the age of thirteen. Her paintings are in collections in Lithuania, Poland, the United States, England and other countries, and some decorate churches.

The museum in Tabariškės was founded in 2008 to preserve the memory of the artist. The first two halls display paintings and fragments of her studio; in 2013 a third hall was set up, showing Ana Krepštul's embroidered pictures, clothing and rugs with gathered embroidery. Every year a painting plein-air is held at the museum together with the community “Wspólnota Polska” from Białystok.

Highlights

• About 50 paintings by Ana Krepštul
• Recreated studio of the artist, with the wheelchair in which she painted
• Embroidered pictures, clothing and rugs with gathered embroidery
• Annual painting plein-air for children and young people

Permanent exhibition

• Anos Krepštul paveikslai ir rankdarbiai – Two halls display the artist's paintings and fragments of her studio; the third shows her embroidered pictures, clothing and rugs with gathered embroidery.

Founded

2008

Operated by

Šalčininkų rajono savivaldybės kultūros centras

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The museum is in the village of Tabariškės, Mokyklos g. 7.

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