Neva Collection (page 5)

Ceremony of blessing the river Neva, St Petersburg, by Russian Orthodox priests, 1895. The blessing of the Neva was an annual event, which took place in the presence of the Tsar

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St. Petersburg 18th Century Russia Russian Cityscape
View of the ancient Winter Palace belonging to her imperial majesty, and of the canal which joins the Moika to the Neva, at St. Petersburg. St. Petersburg, Russia

St. Petersburg, Russia In The 19Th Century. From The Age We Live In, A History Of The Nineteenth Century

A griffin on the University Embankment, Saint Petersburg, Russia

Russia, St. Petersburg; Th Neva River with the Kunstkamera and part of the State University building beside

Russia, St. Petersburg; The last light over the partly frozen Neva River with in Winter

Russia, St. Petersburg; A wooden ship at pier on the partly frozen Neva River with the Kunstkamera in the background

Russia, St. Petersburg; Across the Neva River with the Kunstkamera and a Rostral column while fireworks are being shot

Russia, St. Petersburg; Along the Neva river embarkement, the St. Petersburg Art Academy with reflection in the water

Russia, St. Petersburg;The partly frozen Neva River with the Maritime Musem & two rostral columns
Russia, St. Petersburg; The partly frozen Neva River with the Maritime Musem & two rostral columns

View from River Neva, St Petersburg - Statue of Peter I
The Bronze Horseman an equestrian statue of Peter the Great in Saint Petersburg, Russia. Commissioned by Catherine the Great, it was created by the French sculptor Etienne Maurice Falconet

St. Petersburg in Winter - View over the Neva River, Russia - reproduction of a painting by by Alexander Karlovich Beggrov (1841-1914). Date: 1899

Moonlight on the River Neva, Russia Date: circa 1910s

18th century. Russia. St. Petersburg. Peter and Paul Fortress and Neva River. Engraving (19th century). Colored

St Petersburg - the Neva
Prospect of the Neva, with steamboats moored at the quayside. Date: circa 1890

St Petersburg / Neva River
St Petersburg: the Neva Date: circa 1900

St Petersburg / Waterfront
The waterfront : quay of Vasili Ostrov (Island). Date: 1910

Electric tram on the River Neva, St Petersburg, Russia
Electric tram on the frozen River Neva, St Petersburg, Russia. Date: early 20th century

Russia, Saint-Petersburg, Dvortsoviy bridge on Neva river
Bridge over Neva river in St.Petersburg at evening. The bridge links the mainland with Vasilevskiy Island. The bridge is raised at 01.20am and in the high season crowds gather to watch

russia, saint petersburg, 19th century, academy of science, water, transport, body of salty water
Saint Petersburg, Russia, 19th Century, Academy of science

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Russia: the " jordan Festival, " or Annual Blessing of the Neva at St. Petersburg

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Grand Skating Fete on the Neva in Honour of the Duke of Edinburghs Marriage, 1874

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Taking Water from the Neva at St. Petersburg, Russia, 1874

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Russia: Laplanders on the Neva, St. Petersburg, 1880

View of Menshikovs Palace on Vasilievsky Island, 1717 (etching)
BAL740623 View of Menshikovs Palace on Vasilievsky Island, 1717 (etching) by Zubov, Alexei Fyodorovich (1682/3-1751); 16.5x19.8 cm; State Hermitage Museum, St

Winter in Russia, Crossing the Neva on Skating Sledges

Cronstadt, Arrival of the First Ship after the Breaking up of the Neva Ice, 1847

Map of St. Petersburg (engraving) (b / w photo)
XJF275656 Map of St.Petersburg (engraving) (b/w photo) by English School, (18th century); Private Collection; English, out of copyright

PETER I (1672-1725). Czar of Russia, 1682-1725. Peter the Great Crossing the Neva River. Mezzotint, American, 19th century

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The Neva River, a majestic waterway that weaves through the heart of St. Petersburg, holds centuries of history and beauty within its icy currents. From the frozen wonderland it becomes in winter to the vibrant city center it overlooks at sunset, this river is truly a sight to behold. One can't help but be captivated by the enchanting scene of Catherine the Great herself visiting an ice mountain on Admiralty Square back in 1788. The artist's portrayal perfectly captures her awe and admiration for this natural wonder. As we stroll along the banks of the Neva, we are reminded of Alexander Nevsky's heroic victory against the Swedes on these very waters. This Russian prince left an indelible mark on history and his legacy lives on as his name graces both river and cathedral alike. Speaking of cathedrals, who could resist being spellbound by St. Isaac Cathedral standing tall against a breathtaking sunset backdrop? Its golden domes seem to glow with divine radiance as they reflect off the tranquil surface of the Neva. And let us not forget about Scarlet Sails - a magical event that lights up St. Petersburg each year with dazzling fireworks and sailing ships adorned in scarlet sails, and is a celebration that fills our hearts with joy and reminds us why this city is so beloved. But perhaps one of the most sacred moments tied to this mighty river is when Russian Orthodox priests gather for a ceremony to bless its waters. The image from 1895 shows their solemn reverence as they bestow blessings upon what has become more than just a body of water - it symbolizes life itself. The Neva River near Peter and Paul Fortress holds another special occasion: Mid-Pentecost Celebration or Prepolovenie Day. On this day, locals come together to honor tradition amidst picturesque surroundings, creating memories that will last a lifetime.