Peter the First was the founder of many reforms and ceremonies without which it is difficult to imagine our life today. We read about some of them in history textbooks, but it is much more interesting to look at the "living" witnesses of that time. And you have a great opportunity to get acquainted with unique artifacts from 300 years ago at the Museums of the Moscow Kremlin. To study the entire range of items displayed in the museum's exhibition halls, one would need more than a day in everyday life. In terms of depth of thought and clarity of implementation, the exhibition has gathered together hundreds of iconic exhibits stored in leading archives and central libraries, as well as the main museums of the country - the Russian State Archive of Ancient Acts, the Russian State Library, the Russian National Library, the Hermitage, the State Historical Museum, the Museums of the Moscow Kremlin, and others. Having witnessed the reign of Peter the First, today they can tell a story that you will not hear anywhere else. State regalia and ceremonial decorations, archival documents and graphics, mourning costumes and accessories, the famous "Wardrobe of Peter the Great" - the complete collection of the emperor's costumes - all of this recreates the picture of the "mourning ceremony" of 1725, when the farewell to the ruler took place. The diverse wardrobe of the emperor, historical drawings and portraits presented at the exhibition "The Last Triumph of Peter the Great. Ahead of Eternity" clearly demonstrate how attentively the first Russian emperor treated court ritual, including his appearance. The exhibition allows not only to trace how Peter the Great also conducted the costume reform but also to appreciate the scale of immortalizing his image in the memory of future generations. For more details, you can visit the website. Join us on VKontakte and Telegram.