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Анастасия Николаевна в Царском Селе, 1916 год
https://img-fotki.yandex.ru/get/38180/98255750.89/0_16a721_16b9de39_orig
Happy Thanksgiving to the American Romanov fans! Today I am thankful for the lovely Judicial Investigator and all his hard work!!!! God bless you!
A adorable little Grand Duchess Tatiana Nikolaevna knitting.
Polar Star or Standart? You decide. Looks to be about 1900-1901?
Tsesarevich Nicholas c.1891.
Tsar Nicholas II and Tsarevich Alexei together in a review of the guards. Catherine Palace, April, 14. 1909.
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Princess Olga Alexandrovna Yurievskaya, morganatic daughter of Emperor Alexander II and Princess Ekaterina Dolgorukaya
ALL PHOTOS ABOVE BELONG TO ROMANOV RUSSIA TODAY. AS IN THEY’RE NOT MINE.
PHOTO CAPTIONS:
1st- The Imperial Bedroom, facing the dressing room and bath
2nd- Alexandra’s Formal Reception Room (You can see her tapestry of Marie-Antoinette and children here.)
3rd- Portrait Hall (That chandelier? Electrified in 1895. Pretty cool, huh?)
4th- Alexei’s Playroom (This room held a Christmas tree during the season, and was where the presents were placed.)
5th- Palisander Room
6th- Mauve Room (The painting that is above the “a” in “Russia” is The Virgin Sleeping by Papion, a French artist. A better view can be seen here.)
7th- Also the Mauve Room (To the right of the mirror, there are two pictures. The upper one is of Alexei, and one that we haven’t seen yet, I believe. Here is a closer image. He appears to be in garb not unlike Alexei’s namesake, Tsar Alexei.)
8th- Imperial Bedroom (This wall contained many, many things she purchased while she was on a trip to Italy, with her brother, Ernie.)
9th- Imperial Bedroom (That pink chandelier? Yeah, there was an opposite one on the other side of the room. Beyond that though, I can’t find anything more on them. Sad face.)
10th- EVEN MORE MAUVE ROOM (On that table (under the big frilly lamp thing) there was a telephone installed there, by a Swedish company by the name of Eriksson.)
11, 12, and 13- The Large Library, the Small Library, and the Tsar’s Reception Room. Unfortunately, I have no interesting facts about these rooms, but they’re beautiful all the same!
Alexandra Feodorovna with her two eldest daughters Olga and Tatiana in Massandra, 1909
Empress Alexandra: 1909.
Given as a gift to her friend Lili Dehn.
(Scanned from my copy of The Last Tsaritsa)
Empress Alexandra Feodorovna, 1894
Tsarina Maria Alexandrovna of Russia.
A signed photograph of Princess Irina Alexandrovna Yusupova: 1914.
Princess Alix of Hesse, 1889
Empress Alexandra at Livadia: 1912.
Alexandra Feodorovna and Tsarevich Alexei, cir. 1908/09
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Nicholas II and Alexandra Feodorovna visit Queen Victoria at Balmoral, 1896