Konstantin Nikolayevich Collection
Konstantin Nikolayevich, a prominent figure in Russian history, was born on May 21, 1827. He was the second son of Emperor Nicholas I and Empress Alexandra Feodorovna
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Konstantin Nikolayevich, a prominent figure in Russian history, was born on May 21, 1827. He was the second son of Emperor Nicholas I and Empress Alexandra Feodorovna. Known for his military achievements and artistic pursuits, Konstantin Nikolayevich left an indelible mark on Russia. In this captivating portrait by Vladimir Ivanovich Hau, we see Grand Duke Konstantin Nikolaevich at a young age. Painted between 1846 and 1849, the watercolor captures his regal presence and youthful charm. Another depiction shows the departure of Grand Duke Constantine from Plymouth. Drawn by Mr. N. M. , this artwork showcases his adventurous spirit as he embarks on a journey to unknown territories. A glimpse into his naval career is revealed through "The Ingermanland" painting where we witness His Imperial Highness aboard the ship. This image symbolizes his dedication to serving Russia with honor and valor. Moving away from military scenes, we are presented with two stunning views of Constantine Palace - one in Pavlovsk during the early 1810s and another in Strelna near St. Petersburg in 1856. These palaces served as grand residences for Konstantin Nikolayevich and reflect his refined taste in architecture. Konstantin Nikolayevich's close bond with family is evident in various portraits captured throughout different stages of life. One such portrait depicts him alongside Grand Duke Constantine Constantinovich – their camaraderie shining through their expressions. An anonymous artist immortalized a precious moment when Emperor Nicholas I and Empress Alexandra Fyodorovna enjoyed a boat trip with their beloved son Konstantin Nikolaevich. This intimate portrayal reveals not only familial love but also highlights Konstantin's privileged upbringing within royalty. The Steam Frigate Svetlana holds historical significance as it represents technological advancements during Konstantin Nikolayevich's time.