The Mikkel Museum is a branch of the Art Museum of Estonia, located in Kadriorg park in Tallinn. It displays a collection of mainly Western art and ceramics, and Chinese porcelain, donated by art collector Johannes Mikkel in 1994.
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Authentic objects. Fair legends. Historically correct explanations. Nice space. Very good quality local memory. The collection has its intrigue that can be evolved into many ways. Basically, two main intrigues: - Japanese Geisha figurine that has a KGB aura of conspiracy around it; - 'Fayum' portrait identity. I would not dare to juge the authentity of this work, but the very legend around seems to be very productive.
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Having bought tickets for both the Mikkel Museum and the Kadriorg Palace and Art Museum (across the road) at the Kadriorg Palace, the impossibly unhelpful gentleman on the desk refused us entry and made no effort to assist. Having been immersed in Estonian history and culture it was disappointing we couldn't...
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Middle size miseum with privat collections excibitions. First floor was for temporary excibition and second floor was for permanent one. Permanent excibition consists of art, furniture, gravure, glass and porcelain collections. Highly recommend to buy combined ticket with Kadriorg palace and...
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