"Beggrov: Capturing the Essence of 19th Century Saint Petersburg" Step back in time to the early 19th century as we delve into the captivating works of Karl Petrovich Beggrov, a renowned artist who beautifully depicted the vibrant city of Saint Petersburg. From significant historical events to everyday scenes, Beggrov's art offers a window into this enchanting era. One of his notable pieces is "Arrival of the first train from St. Petersburg to Tsarskoye Selo on 30 October 1837, " immortalizing an important milestone in transportation history. The painting captures the excitement and anticipation surrounding this groundbreaking moment. In another masterpiece, Beggrov transports us to Millionnaya Street and Kotomin House, showcasing their grandeur during the early 1840s. The intricate details bring these architectural marvels to life, allowing us to imagine strolling through those elegant streets. The Moika River takes center stage in one of Beggrov's works from the 1830s. With its picturesque view and charming boats sailing along its waters, it evokes a sense of tranquility amidst bustling city life. It also pays homage to cultural aspects with his depiction of a stockings and gloves vendor in 1834. This scene provides insight into daily commerce while highlighting fashion trends prevalent at that time. Portraits were another forte for Beggrov; he skillfully captured Fyodor Nikolayevich Glinka, an esteemed poet whose essence shines through every brushstroke made by Beggrov back in 1821. Moving away from individual portraits, Beggrov presents panoramic views such as Sadovaya Street or Suvorov Square—each bustling with activity and reflecting Saint Petersburg's dynamic atmosphere during that period. Religious landmarks hold significance within his collection too; he masterfully portrays The Cathedral of Lords Transfiguration and The Catholic Church of St.