The Oak Hall in the House of Scientists

The Oak Hall is located in the luxurious mansion of Grand Duke Vladimir Alexandrovich, son of Alexander II, built by the architect A.I. Rezanov in the period 1867-1872. in St. Petersburg, Russia.
The Oak Hall is the grand dining hall. The walls are lined with oak panels, stucco molding imitates dark oak, the panels are painted by Russian artist-painter Vasnetsov on the themes of the Russian epic. Chandeliers made of red copper deserve special attention. This is the most unusual hall of the mansion, made in a gloomy-solemn style. Today the mansion is the House of Scientists, the oldest club for artistic activities of scientists.