Exhibit In The Children's Rooms opens at Alexander Palace
Set out in the second floor of the Alexander Palace, in the rooms of the children of Nicholas II. Items included cover period from Nicholas I to Nicholas II.
You will see over 200 objects, many of them unique and displayed for the first time. Of particular interest are the authentic toys of the last tsar's children, including the grand duchesses' favourite French porcelain doll and Heir Tsesarevich Alexei's "American Indian" wigwam and pirogue.
Opens June 2 to September 11, 2011 at the Alexander Palace (2nd floor), 10.00-17.00 daily except Tuesdays and the last Wednesday of each month. Ticket price 100 rubles, reduced prices for students.
Game room was great, m 60. It fits the railway, lodge, canoe, toy St. Bernard, drums, and it is certainly not an exhaustive list.
Iraida Bott, Deputy Director of the State Museum "Tsarskoe Selo" in scientific work: "Toys and presents from neighbors and distant relatives. Alexei's Grandmother Maria Feodorovna gave him for his birthday a donkey, and a children car."
Here is the crown prince on the photo next to his favorite donkey Vanka. The harness presented by the King Vittorio Emanuele. Massive, brilliant - see it here today at the Alexander Palace, among black and white photographs and colorful toys.
Emil Kapelyush, artist: "The task was so to create a feeling as if a boy or a girl just came out into the corridor, and hear their voices. But it is rather felt at the level of sensation."
The story of those toys could hardly be more dramatic. When their owners are taken away, the toys remain. In 1931 the toys were given to different organizations, and, fortunately, most of them ended up in the museum of Zagorsk. What remained of the ceremonial uniforms of the Tsarevich and Grand Duchesses, too, is almost a miracle.
Olga Taratynova, director of the State Museum "Tsarskoe Selo": "It happened that during the evacuation of the collection of the Alexander Palace in 1941, the items lacked the wrapping material. And things who went to the evacuation, should be packed. And began to turn in their uniforms."
The watercolors show the playing room, the bedrooms of the grand duchesses, not at all similar to the palace chambers, wigwam in the middle of playing room, a toy booth guard and a host of priceless museum staff for details.
So a lot of toys, which were in the Alexander Palace, do not mean that the children mainly played. Quite the contrary: most of the time paid tuition and various other matters.
Miraculously survived the year 1916-1917 schedule. Here we see that classes begin at 9 am and end only at 8 pm. This two breaks for lunch and a walk. Petrov signed a secret adviser.
Alexandra Feodorovna never loved her children lazy. At least, it concerned daughters. Tsarevich allowed anymore, and he's probably - the protagonist of this exhibition. Who left their toys, and he remained only in photographs: a uniform, zalomlennoy cap zhmuryaschiysya, though the bright sun in the garden of the Alexander Palace.
Видео Exhibit In The Children's Rooms opens at Alexander Palace канала Tsarevich Alexei
You will see over 200 objects, many of them unique and displayed for the first time. Of particular interest are the authentic toys of the last tsar's children, including the grand duchesses' favourite French porcelain doll and Heir Tsesarevich Alexei's "American Indian" wigwam and pirogue.
Opens June 2 to September 11, 2011 at the Alexander Palace (2nd floor), 10.00-17.00 daily except Tuesdays and the last Wednesday of each month. Ticket price 100 rubles, reduced prices for students.
Game room was great, m 60. It fits the railway, lodge, canoe, toy St. Bernard, drums, and it is certainly not an exhaustive list.
Iraida Bott, Deputy Director of the State Museum "Tsarskoe Selo" in scientific work: "Toys and presents from neighbors and distant relatives. Alexei's Grandmother Maria Feodorovna gave him for his birthday a donkey, and a children car."
Here is the crown prince on the photo next to his favorite donkey Vanka. The harness presented by the King Vittorio Emanuele. Massive, brilliant - see it here today at the Alexander Palace, among black and white photographs and colorful toys.
Emil Kapelyush, artist: "The task was so to create a feeling as if a boy or a girl just came out into the corridor, and hear their voices. But it is rather felt at the level of sensation."
The story of those toys could hardly be more dramatic. When their owners are taken away, the toys remain. In 1931 the toys were given to different organizations, and, fortunately, most of them ended up in the museum of Zagorsk. What remained of the ceremonial uniforms of the Tsarevich and Grand Duchesses, too, is almost a miracle.
Olga Taratynova, director of the State Museum "Tsarskoe Selo": "It happened that during the evacuation of the collection of the Alexander Palace in 1941, the items lacked the wrapping material. And things who went to the evacuation, should be packed. And began to turn in their uniforms."
The watercolors show the playing room, the bedrooms of the grand duchesses, not at all similar to the palace chambers, wigwam in the middle of playing room, a toy booth guard and a host of priceless museum staff for details.
So a lot of toys, which were in the Alexander Palace, do not mean that the children mainly played. Quite the contrary: most of the time paid tuition and various other matters.
Miraculously survived the year 1916-1917 schedule. Here we see that classes begin at 9 am and end only at 8 pm. This two breaks for lunch and a walk. Petrov signed a secret adviser.
Alexandra Feodorovna never loved her children lazy. At least, it concerned daughters. Tsarevich allowed anymore, and he's probably - the protagonist of this exhibition. Who left their toys, and he remained only in photographs: a uniform, zalomlennoy cap zhmuryaschiysya, though the bright sun in the garden of the Alexander Palace.
Видео Exhibit In The Children's Rooms opens at Alexander Palace канала Tsarevich Alexei
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