Omsk Collection

9th Hampshire Regiment in Vladivostock
The 9th (Cyclist) Battalion of the Hampshire Regiment march through the streets of Vladivostock, about to set off for Omsk in Siberia

Omsk - Western Siberia - Kazakh children in front of their yurt tent Date: circa 1903

Ascension Cathedral, near Omsk, Russia
View of the Ascension Cathedral, with belfry on the left, 55km south of the city of Omsk, Siberia, Russia. It belongs to the Achairsky Monastery, which was founded in 1905

Czech armoured train 1918
A Czech armoured train at Marianovka, east of Omsk in Siberia, during the Russian Civil War. In early June 1918 the 2nd and 6th Regiments of the Czechoslovak Legion attacked and occupied Omsk

Scenes in the Russian Empire of To-Day (b / w photo)
1601270 Scenes in the Russian Empire of To-Day (b/w photo) by English Photographer, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Scenes in the Russian Empire of To-Day)

A Journey Through Central Asia, Russian Turkistan (engraving)
1045763 A Journey Through Central Asia, Russian Turkistan (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: A Journey Through Central Asia, Russian Turkistan)

The Church in Murnau. Study, 1908-1909. Artist: Kandinsky, Wassily Vasilyevich (1866-1944)
The Church in Murnau. Study, 1908-1909. Found in the collection of the Regional M. Vrubel Art Museum, Omsk

Still life with a colourful tablecloth, 1909. Artist: Javlensky, Alexei, von (1864-1941)
Still life with a colourful tablecloth, 1909. Found in the collection of the Regional M. Vrubel Art Museum, Omsk

Portrait of the author Fyodor Mikhaylovich Dostoyevsky (1821-1881), 1861. Found in the Collection of State Museum of Literature, Omsk

Omsk, Russa - A Camel cart
Omsk, the administrative center of Omsk Oblast, Russia, located in southwestern Siberia - a Camel cart. Date: circa 1910s

Lenin Statue, Omsk, Russia
Statue of the Communist leader Vladimir Ilyich Lenin (1870-1924) in the city of Omsk, Siberia, Russia

RUSSIA: OMSK, 1999. View of Lenin Street (formerly Lyubinsky Avenue) and the Moscow Merchant Rows in Omsk, Russia. Photograph, 1999

View of Omsk, Siberia, Russia

RUSSIA: WINDMILL, c1885. View of windmills in Omsk, Russia. Photograph, c1885

View of Omsk, Siberia, Russia

Energy drinks for sale C017 / 9411
Energy drinks for sale. Stacked energy drinks on sale in a supermarket. Photographed in Omsk, Russia

View of Omsk, Russia - the administrative center of Omsk Oblast, located in southwestern Siberia Date: circa 1903

A flood at Omsk, Russia
Omsk, the administrative centre of Omsk Oblast, Russia, located in southwestern Siberia - a flooded street. Date: circa 1910s

Omsk on the Trans-Siberian Railway
Two stands of the Trans-Siberian Railway meet at Omsk, Russia. This is the very impressive bridge over the north-flowing Irtysh River at Omsk, the view looking directly down the line of the track

Meat processing machine. Worker operating a machine used to process meat. This factory is operated by the Omsk Bacon company, one of the largest factory farm companies in Russia. Photographed in 2006

Theatre, Omsk, Siberia, Russia
Front view of the Theatre on Lenin Street in the city of Omsk, Siberia, Russia

Russia Omsk
situated at the confluence of the Irtysh and Om rivers

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"Discovering the Hidden Gems of Omsk: A Journey Through History and Culture" Embarking on a journey through Omsk, Western Siberia, one cannot help but be captivated by its rich historical tapestry. From the 9th Hampshire Regiment in Vladivostok to Kazakh children roaming its streets, this city has witnessed diverse influences that have shaped its identity. Standing tall amidst the urban landscape is the magnificent Ascension Cathedral, an architectural marvel that reflects Omsk's spiritual heritage. Its grandeur transports visitors back in time, evoking images of Czech armoured trains rumbling through these very streets during the tumultuous year of 1918. Delving deeper into history, black and white photographs reveal captivating scenes from the Russian Empire of To-Day. These snapshots offer glimpses into daily life and provide a window into a world long gone. Engravings depicting Russian Turkistan take us on a visual odyssey through Central Asia, unraveling tales of cultural exchange and exploration. Art enthusiasts will find solace within Omsk's creative realm as well. The Church in Murnau stands as a testament to Wassily Kandinsky's artistic genius while Alexei von Javlensky's still life painting mesmerizes with vibrant colors dancing upon a tablecloth. And who could forget Fyodor Dostoyevsky? His portrait immortalizes his literary brilliance for all to admire. As we traverse this enchanting cityscape, we encounter unique sights such as camel carts meandering along bustling streets – an unexpected blend of tradition and modernity. Amidst it all stands proudly Lenin Statue - an enduring symbol representing Russia's complex past. In 1999, Lenin Street (formerly Lyubinsky Avenue) offers a glimpse into contemporary Omsk; where old meets new against the backdrop of Moscow-inspired architecture. Omsk beckons explorers seeking untold stories etched within its streets.