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Engravings and Lithographs from the Collection of the Russian Museum: Views of St Petersburg Suburbs

Andrei Martynov. Smolny Monastery. 1822
16 August 2023—22 January 2024

Exhibition on display in the Academic Halls № 14 and № 15 of the Mikhailovsky Palace.

The exhibition shows engravings and lithographs from the collection of the Russian Museum devoted to the suburbs of St Petersburg. A wide panorama of the city's surroundings offers a rare opportunity to see what the buildings and parks of Tsarskoye Selo and Pavlovsk, now partially missing their original appearance, used to look like in the 19th century. The art of architecture and landscaping at the time was of a very high standard. "Here nature has become art, and art resembles real nature", so it was said of the parks in the suburbs of the capital and Pavlovsk in particular.

The graphic sheets also depict significant historical and cultural events associated with the St Petersburg suburbs: the opening of the first Russian railroad between St Petersburg and Tsarskoye Selo and the famous concerts of Johann Strauss in Pavlovsk.

Andrei Martynov. Caprice in Tsarskoye Selo Andrei Martynov. View of the Samson Fountain in Peterhof. First half of the 19th century Frederick Martens. Railroad from St Petersburg to Pavlovsk. Not earlier than 1837

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