CLEAN : London's Victoria and Albert Museum launches major Faberge exhibition

The video explores the exhibition of Faberge's work, highlighting the famous Easter eggs and other creations. It discusses the craftsmanship and narratives behind these objects, as well as the cultural significance of Faberge's London branch, which attracted a diverse clientele. The video also touches on the modern trend of collecting Faberge items for personal enjoyment, contrasting it with their historical role as gifts. The exhibition is presented as a joyful and culturally enriching experience.

What is considered the pinnacle of Faberge's work in the exhibition?

• The Easter eggs

• The craftsmanship of hard stones

• The London branch

• The whimsical objects

How many Easter eggs did Faberge make and deliver?

• 75

• 25

• 100

• 50

In what year did Faberge open a branch in London?

• 1890

• 1903

• 1920

• 1910

For what purpose were Faberge items primarily acquired by clients?

• As investments

• For personal indulgence

• As gifts for others

• For display in museums

What does the exhibition aim to provide as an antidote to?

• Technological overload

• Political unrest

• Cultural monotony

• Economic downturn