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+####The Splendor of St. Petersburg: Art & Life in Late Imperial Palaces of Russia Thierry Morel, Elizaveta Renne ebook
+An unprecedented tour of the most stunning and architecturally significant palatial homes of Russia's nobility, many not previously photographed and inaccessible to visitors.
+ This luxurious presentation takes the reader on a breathtaking tour through the most magnificent mansions in St. Petersburg, Russia, built by the prerevolutionary aristocracy.
+Palaces of St. Petersburg reflects the unparalleled access and meticulous research of the authors, showcasing private residences that are unsurpassed in their historical importance and artistic grandeur. From the world-renowned Yusupov Palace, where Count Yusupov, famous for killing Rasputin, carried out his courtly duties, to the Polovtsov Palace, its unassuming facade concealing one of the most spectacular interiors of St. Petersburg, these residences have been an integral part of Russian history.
+ This volume gives readers a glimpse into the interiors of these family homes with their sweeping marble staircases and grand rooms with elaborate parquet floors, intricate moldings, and mosaic details, enriched with sculptures and tapestries. All-new photography—as well as archival images showing the rooms and art collections as they existed in the day—celebrate the enduring beauty and exquisite restorations of these masterpieces, which reflect a lost way of life.
+ changed the world, is regaining its imperial splendour. At its historic heart are grand palaces, amazing museums and spectacular churches. Music, art and literature are in its soul - and partying is a way of life. Top 5 St Petersburg Discovery Explore the “Venice of the North” on this walking tour of St Petersburg. Str The State Hermitage Museum
+ Most of the works of art were removed to St. Petersburg, the animals from the zoological gardens were sold, actors, dancers and musicians dismissed. The Emperor Nicholas tried to intervene, but it was too late; irreparable harm bad been done. when Prince Boris died, his widow inherited his whole fortune.
+ One of Europe’s most significant cities, St. Petersburg has bustled with life, mystery and intrigue since it was founded by resolute Tsar Peter the Great in 1703. Peter was one of the world’s finest dreamers, and his vision of building a kingdom to challenge the splendor of any other, translated impeccably into a land rich in magic, and more importantly, palaces.
+ Watercolor of The 1st Reserved Apartment, The Yellow Salon of Grand Duchess Maria Nikolaievna Romanova (1819-1876) Russia in the Winter Palace, St Petersburg, Russia by Eduard Hau. The 2nd child of Tsar Nicholas I Pavlovich Romanov (Reign: 1825-1855) Russia & Princess Charlotte-Alexandra Feodorovna (1798-1860) Prussia.
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+ saw the revolution that changed the world, is regaining its imperial splendour. At its historic heart are grand palaces, amazing museums and spectacular churches. Music, art and literature are in its soul - and partying is a way of life. Top 5 Peter and Paul Fortress Peter & Paul Fortress is considered to be the birthplace of the city.
+ Against her will Peter takes her to St. Petersburg where she becomes a jester in his court, Forced to live a life that both compels and repels her, she gives in to the attentions of the Tsar’s favorite dwarf, Lukas and carves out an existence for herself amidst the squalor and lice-ridden life of dwarfs in early 18th century.