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Rinaldi Collection

China Palace, 1762-1768, by architect Rinaldi at Lomonosov Palace or Oranienbaum

Peter III Palace, 1758-1762, by architect Rinaldi

Portrait of Tullo Massarani (1826-1905)

Victor Emmanuel on the Capitoline Hill

The Meeting at Vignale, fresco by Vittorio Emanuele Bressanin (1860-1941) in the Tower of San Martino della Battaglia

Peter III Palace, 1758-1762, by architect Rinaldi

Moscow. View of the Imperial Theatre or Bolshoi Theatre

Portrait of Paulus Stephanus Kruger (1825-1904)

China Palace, 1762-1768, by architect Rinaldi at Lomonosov Palace or Oranienbaum

Chinese Palace, 1762-1768, by architect Rinaldi

The Entry into Milan of Victor Emmanuel II and Napoleon III after the Victory at Magenta

Victor Emmanuel at Palestro Bridge

View of the Palace in Gatchina from the Park

Girl cat arms 1862 oil canvas 60 x 48 cm Inscribed

The Catholic St John the Baptist Church in Tsarskoye Selo

The Catholic Church of St. Catherine in Saint Petersburg

View of the Palace in Gatchina, Early 19th century. Artist: Anonymous

Facades of the Great Gatchina Palace, 1781. Artist: Rinaldi, Antonio (1709-1794)

Mural painting in the living room of the Chinese palace in Oranienbaum

View of the Palace in Gatchina from the Park

View of the Palace in Gatchina from the Lake, 1850s. Artist: Schulz, Carl (1823-1876)

The Main Facade of the Palace at Gatchina, 1870s-1880s. Artist: Anonymous

Garden by the Arsenal Square of the Gatchina Palace, 1890s. Artist: Anonymous

View of the Palace in Gatchina from the Park

The Marble Palace and the Neva Embankment, St Petersburg, Russia, 1822


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"Rinaldi: A Legacy of Architectural Brilliance and Artistic Splendor" Step into the world of Rinaldi, a renowned architect whose masterpieces have left an indelible mark on Russian history. From the majestic Catholic St John the Baptist Church in Tsarskoye Selo to the captivating Catholic Church of St. Catherine in Saint Petersburg, Rinaldi's architectural prowess shines through. Intricate details and exquisite craftsmanship define his works, as seen in the facades of the Great Gatchina Palace from 1781. The palace stands as a testament to Rinaldi's vision, blending elegance with grandeur seamlessly. But Rinaldi's influence extends beyond architecture; he also played a role in shaping Russia's artistic landscape. Mural paintings adorning the living room of Oranienbaum's Chinese palace transport us back to the mid-18th century, capturing its cultural richness. The Palace in Gatchina emerges as one of Rinaldi's most celebrated achievements. Through various perspectives captured by talented artists like Ivan Vasilievich Chessky and Carl Schulz, we witness its evolution over time – from serene views across lakes to enchanting glimpses through park landscapes. As we delve deeper into Rinaldi's legacy, Gabriel Ludwig Lory takes us back even further with his depiction of the Palace in Gatchina from 1753. This early representation showcases how this architectural gem has stood strong for centuries. Rounding out our exploration is The Marble Palace and Neva Embankment painting by an anonymous artist from 1822. It serves as a reminder that while Rinaldi may be known for his palaces and churches, his impact extended far beyond those structures. Finally, let us not forget Girl Cat Arms – an oil canvas masterpiece inscribed with mystery but undoubtedly showcasing artistry at its finest during 1862. Through these artworks and architectural wonders, Rinaldi's genius continues to captivate and inspire.

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