Art Deco Museum

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Art Deco Museum

Location within Moscow
Established	2014; 10 years ago (2014)
Location	Luzhnetskaya emb. 2/4, build. 4 Moscow, Russia
Coordinates	55°42′56″N 37°34′26″E / 55.71556°N 37.57389°E / 55.71556; 37.57389
Curator	Mkrtich O. Okroyan
Website	en.artdecomuseum.ru

The Art Deco Museum is a museum in Moscow, Russia which opened in 2014.^[1][2]

Some of the better known exhibits are 'Les Girls' by Demetre Chiparus, 'Set of Furniture for a Billiard Room' by Louis Majorelle, decorative panels by Pierre Bobot originated from Roseland Ballroom in New York, 'La Chasse' by Jean Dunand 'The Fire and the Flame' by Ferdinand Preiss as well as Edgar Brandt pieces.^[3]