Historical Figures of Russia
Beginning with Ivan IV the Terrible in the 1500s, Russian history has seen a cultural struggle between the influences of Asia and Europe. Peter the Great and succeeding Romanov rulers devoted themselves to Europeanizing Russia. Russian music and literature rank among the greatest in the world. The same cannot be said about human rights under the Romanov dynasty or their Communist Party successors.
Even the Communist revolutionaries under Lenin and Stalin escalated industrial revolution in Russia. Their efforts were only partially successful. The Russian Figures are currently in the collections of the Museum of Ventura County, Naples Museum of Art and the artist. The digital photography of the Russian Figures was underwritten by a generous grant from the Smith-Hobson Foundation.
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Anastasia Romanovna
Ivan IV – v2
Empress Elizabeth I
Boris Godunov
Patriarch Philaret
Tsar Michael Romanov
Patriarch Nikon
Stenka Razin
Alexis of Russia Mikhailovich
Natalia Naryshkina
Ivan V
Tsarevna Sophia Alekseyevna
Peter I of Russia 1698
Eudoxia Lopukhina
Tsarevich Alexie Petrovich
Peter I 1724
Empress Catherine I
Empress Anna Ivanovna
Peter III of Russia
Empress Catherine II – robes of state
Yemelyan Pugachev
Prince Potemkin
Empress Catherine II 1790
Paul I of Russia
Alexander I Pavlovich
Baroness Krudener
Tzar Nicholas I
Empress Marie Feodorovna
Alexander II Nikolaevich
Alexander III
Empress Alexandra Fedorovna
Gregori Rasputin
Tsar Nicholas II
Tsarevich Alexei Nikolaevich
Vladimir Lenin
Joseph Stalin