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The Odesa Fine Arts Museum, which was damaged by a Russian missile strike nearby on 6 November, has opened its ground floor to visitors. Three exhibitions are available for viewing - paintings by Western Ukrainian modernist artists Margit and Roman Selskys, compositions by Boris Eisenberg, who was killed in action, and wooden sculptures by Volodymyr Semkiv.
The Odesa Fine Arts Museum has completed the damage assessment after the latest Russian missile attack on Odesa. The museum staff cleaned up the aftermath of an attack - shuttered glass, pieces of plaster on the walls, and destruction in the administrative building, which is the closest to the point of the missile strike.
The building of the Odesa Fine Arts Museum, which is located in a UNESCO World Heritage Site, was badly damaged as a result of a Russian attack on the night of 5-6 November on Odesa. The missile struck the road right in front of the museum.
