You can now wear perfume inspired by Tretyakov Gallery’s most popular paintings

Moscow’s Tretyakov Galllery, which houses one of the world’s largest collections of Russian fine art, has collaborated with the American perfume company Demeter Library of Fragrance to capture the scent and atmosphere of the museum’s well-known paintings.

The new Tretyakov Gallery scent collection. Image: State Tretyakov Gallery / Facebook

There are eight painting-inspired scents avialable: Ivan Shishkin and Konstantin Savitsky’s Morning in a Pine Forest, Valentin Serov’s Girl with Peaches, Mikhail Vrubel’s Lilacs, Vasily Polenov’s Granny’s Orchard, Arkhip Kuindzhi’s A Birch Grove, Aleksandr Golovin’s Umbrian Valley, Ivan Aivazovsky’s Black Sea and Ivan Khrutsky’s Flowers and Fruits.

Demeter Library of Fragrance produces single scent fragrances inspired by everyday objects and experiences from “Fresh laundry” and “Baby Powder”, to “Dirt” and “Funeral Home”.

The collection is currently only available from the Tretyakov Gallery souvenir shop on Lavrushinsky pereulok, though the museum has plans to launch an online store in 2019.