Alexis in America: A Russian Grand Duke's Tour An online lecture by Professor Lee A. Farrow In the autumn of 1871, Alexis Romanov, the fourth son of Tsar Alexander II of Russia, set sail from his homeland for an extended journey through the United States [...]
Collecting Stories: The Search for the Romanovs An exclusive online conversation with Peter Sarandinaki, President of SEARCH Foundation In July of 1918, fourteen members of the Romanov family were murdered at Ekaterinburg and at Alapayevsk. On February 7th, 1919, Nikolai Sokolov began his investigation into [...]
Former People: The Final Days of the Russian Aristocracy An online lecture by Douglas Smith The last great untold story of the Russian Revolution. Join author and historian Douglas Smith for this month's Second Saturday lecture, framed around his acclaimed book Former People. Building on Smith's [...]
The Russian History Museum is pleased to announce that April's online programming is dedicated to exploring the artistry and genius of the court jeweler to the tsars, the Firm of Karl Fabergé. Three programs will focus on the work of the firm, highlighting a masterpiece [...]
Fabergé: From the Romanovs to Royalty. Assembling the British Royal Collection of a Russian Master Goldsmith An online lecture by Caroline de Guitaut The British Royal Collection contains the pre-eminent collection of works by the Russian master goldsmith and jeweler, Carl Fabergé. In scale, quality, [...]
Royal Weddings in Russia: Pageant and Piety at the Court of Russia's Rulers An online lecture by Dr. Russell E. Martin In this lecture, Westminster College Professor Russell E. Martin will discuss his research on royal weddings in Russia during the sixteenth, seventeenth, and eighteenth [...]
