The State Russian Museum and the Russian House in Brussels have been continuing a series of online tours of the largest museum of Russian fine art. The meeting on 17 Octobre was dedicated to the great Russian painter Ilya Repin and timed to coincide with the 180th anniversary of his birth. The work of Ilya Repin has been presented on the basis of the exhibition that was held in the Russian Museum in 2019-2020 with the participation of Russian and Finnish museums and private collections. The exhibition includes more than 250 paintings and graphic works by Repin — recognized masterpieces and little-known works of the artist, as well as memorial items related to his life and work. Panoramic shooting technologies allowed viewers to find themselves in the exhibition halls and see the artist’s famous paintings — “The Resurrection of Jairus’s Daughter”, “Sadko”, “The Religious Procession in Kursk Province”, “Barge Haulers on the Volga”, “The Zaporozhian Cossacks”, “The Ceremonial Meeting of the State Council”, portraits of Repin’s famous contemporaries — Leo Tolstoy, Anton Rubinstein, Modest Mussorgsky, and members of the artist’s family. The scale and volume of the exhibited works fully reflects the creative searches of the greatest Russian painter of the second half of the 19th century, whose name is associated with the establishment and flourishing of realism in Russian fine art. Valentina Gorlova, the Head of the Excursion and Lecture Department of the Russian Museum, will conduct the tour. The live broadcast of the online tour has been carried out from the Multimedia Center of the Russian Museum in St. Petersburg. The online excursion has been organized as the part of the project “Conversations about art to the Russian Museum”, which is run by the Russian Museum in cooperation with the Russian House in Brussels and is dedicated to introducing foreign audiences to the history of Russian fine art. The online excursion has been held in Russian with simultaneous translation into French.