In 2010, the Nadja Brykina Gallery opened its doorways in Moscow as a approach to introduce its people to Eastern European art. She had been publishing books and catalogues of works accomplished by the most effective masters on the tradition and by 2006, Nadja opened her first gallery in Zurich, Switzerland. Since 2003, Didi Art Gallery has hosted several exhibitions featuring the creations of Felix Volosenkov, Valery Lukka, Dmitry and Alexander Kaminker, Maxim Lapshin, Andrei Gorbunov, Mikhail Komkarov, Paul Leonov, and Viktor Remishevsky. Artists whose works are exhibited in the gallery embody Dmitry Krasnopevtsev, Natalya Nestorova, Leonid Purygin, Oskar Rabin, Mikhail Roginsky, Oleg Tselkov, Edward Steinberg, and Vladimir Yakolev. From its deeply rooted origins in Christianity which gave rise to the primary master art kind, the Icon, Russian art has developed to other styles such as Realism and the Avant-Garde. Patrons of the gallery include the Royal Academicians, the New …