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Talking on Eggshells: Examining a Russian Tradition

May 20 @ 12:30 pm - 1:30 pm EDT

Stalin’s Singing Spy: The Life and Exile of Nadezhda Plevitskaya

June 12 @ 1:00 pm - 2:15 pm EDT

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WATCH: Journeys Through the Russian Empire

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WATCH: Unlocking Baron Mestmacher’s Fabergé Coffer

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New Program! Collecting Stories: The McFerrin Fabergé Collection

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WATCH: Fabergé: Romanovs to Royalty

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Princess Vera Konstantinovna, one of our museum's

Princess Vera Konstantinovna, one of our museum's earliest and staunches supporters, died 20 years ago.

We offer this brief tribute to a woman who was a pillar to the Russian emigration in the United States and a founding patron of the Russian History Museum. 👉 Link in bio!

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Princess Vera Konstantinovna, Pavlovsk, ca. 1909.

Address from Nicholas II to Kaiser Wilhelm II announcing the birth of Princess Vera Konstantinovna, 1906. The address is signed by the Tsar.

The family of Grand Duke Konstantin Konstantinovich, 1911. Princess Vera is seated in the bottom left.

Prince Georgii and Princess Vera, Pavlovks, 1916.

Princess Vera with Archbishop Averky Taushev and Major General Evgenii Grigorevich Buliubash at Holy Trinity Monastery, Jordanville, NY in 1953.

Princess Vera, Jerusalem, 1967.

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🎄Wishing you a joyous Nativity! Христос

🎄Wishing you a joyous Nativity! Христос раждается! ✨

"Procession of Nuns" - watercolor by Archimandrite Kiprian (Pyzhov), 1985.

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‼️This Saturday! Art historian Wendy Salmond

‼️This Saturday!

Art historian Wendy Salmond explores the making and meanings of the “Old Russian Style” through a virtual tour of the Russian History Museum’s rich holdings, from luxury albums and costly icons to souvenir spoons and children’s books.

FREE online lecture. 👉 Link in bio 🔗

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Cheers! 🥂 Nicholas II, published in Vanity Fai

Cheers! 🥂

Nicholas II, published in Vanity Fair, October 1897.

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LAST CHANCE to double your donation to our Museum!

LAST CHANCE to double your donation to our Museum! 👉 Donation link in bio 🔗

🎉Happy New Year and thank you for your amazing support in 2020! 🍾

🌞❄️A clear, sunny and COLD day here in Jord

🌞❄️A clear, sunny and COLD day here in Jordanville! What's the weather like in your area?

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You can still reserve a spot! Tomorrow, Dec. 12,

You can still reserve a spot!

Tomorrow, Dec. 12, Nick Nicholson explores the tumultuous arc of Grand Duke Michael Alexandrovich's final years amidst the fall of the Russian Empire and the Bolshevik Revolution.

👉 Register for this FREE online lecture - link in bio.

Image:
Grand Duke Michael Alexandrovich
Levitskii Photo Atelier
St. Petersburg, ca. 1907

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An unusual icon that represents the White Russian

An unusual icon that represents the White Russian experience.

In this unique composition, darkness is dispelled by light emanating from the Mother of God and shining upon White Russian ships evacuating from Crimea. The icon is bordered by a crown of thorns – a symbol of Russia’s suffering and the sacrifices made by those who fought against the Bolsheviks.

It is inscribed with a dedication to General Wrangel written by a certain Priest Peter, presumably the icon’s artist. It concludes with the refrain of an akathist hymn to the Mother of God: “Rejoice, luminous abode of homeless wanderers! [Радуйся, светлая обитель странников бездомных!]”

This icon is on view in our current exhibition "Revealing the Divine: Treasures of Russian Sacred Art."
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“Joy of Wanderers” Icon of the Mother of God
Serbia, ca. 1925
Oil on wood
On loan from Nicholas Orechoff

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