Alexander Ton. Part of the Palace and the Lyceum. From the album Views of Tsarskoye Selo Newly Taken. 1822
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05 August 2026–02 November 2026
The Vicinity of St Petersburg in 19th-Century Engravings and Lithographs. From the Russian Museum Collection
The Mikhailovsky Palace
4 Inzhenernaya Str., St. Petersburg
Metro station: Gostiny Dvor, Nevsky Prospekt
VISITING RULES AND SERVICES
No coats
No drinks
No food or drink
No backpacks
No pets (service animals permitted)
No bicycles
No scooters
Cloakroom
No smoking
No flash photography
No selfie sticks or tripods
No large bags
No roller skates
Café
Audio guide
Please do not touch the art
About the exhibition
The exhibition in Academic Rooms 14 and 15 of the Mikhailovsky Palace features around 100 engravings and lithographs from the Russian Museum collection, offering a glimpse of the St Petersburg suburbs through the eyes of 19th-century artists, including Andrei Martynov, Valerian Langer, Alexander Ton and other distinguished masters.
Masterpieces of the exhibition
Valerian Langer. View of the Lake and the Chesme Monument to Orlov. From the album Twelve Views of Tsarskoye Selo. 1820
Andrei Martynov. Arcades in Tsarskoye Selo. 1821–1822
Unknown engraver. Pavlovsk. The Bip Fortress. Stationery paper. Second third of the 19th century
Unknown artist. Pavlovsk. The Peel Tower. Stationery paper. Second third of the 19th century
Alexander Ton. Part of the Palace and the Lyceum. From the album Views of Tsarskoye Selo Newly Taken. 1822
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