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Comments:	Žmuidzinavicius Museum, known as the Devils' Museum (Lithuanian: Velniu muziejus) is a museum in Kaunas, Lithuania, dedicated to the collection and exhibition of sculptures and carvings of devils from around the world. <br> The collection was started by the artist Antanas Žmuidzinavicius (1876 – 1966). <br In 1966, the devil collection consisted of 260 sculptures. To add to the collection, visitors began to leave their own devils as gifts to the museum. As of 2020, the museum's holdings had grown to over 3,000 items. <br> Most of the sculptures are made in wood, ceramic, stone or paper. Other exhibitions presented are masks and paintings on silk or canvas. The exhibitions represent folk myths, along with modern political ideas. <p> The new machine is by the entrance to the Museum. The designs are based on several exhibitions: <br> 1) Two devils facing each other, with one on a broomstick, <br> 2) A winged devil with an accordion, <br> 3) A devil riding a goat, <br> 4) A devil in motion. <p> 22/03/20 Still there. Working great.
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Žmuidzinavicius Museum (Devil museum)

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V. Putvinskio g. 64
Kaunas, Lithuania, 44211

Phone: +370 37 221587

Žmuidzinavicius Museum, known as the Devils' Museum (Lithuanian: Velniu muziejus) is a museum in Kaunas, Lithuania, dedicated to the collection and exhibition of sculptures and carvings of devils from around the world.
The collection was started by the artist Antanas Žmuidzinavicius (1876 – 1966).
Most of the sculptures are made in wood, ceramic, stone or paper. Other exhibitions presented are masks and paintings on silk or canvas. The exhibitions represent folk myths, along with modern political ideas.

The new machine is by the entrance to the Museum. The designs are based on several exhibitions:
1) Two devils facing each other, with one on a broomstick,
2) A winged devil with an accordion,
3) A devil riding a goat,
4) A devil in motion.

22/03/20 Still there. Working great.

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