Tsarevitch Peter Alexeevitch Collection

Proclamation of Peter II Alexeyevich as tsar of Russia, 1727. Found in the Collection of Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam

Peter II in Peterhof. Artist: Charlemagne, Adolf (1826-1901)
Peter II in Peterhof. Private Collection

Princess Ekaterina Alekseyevna Dolgorukova (1712-1747). Artist: Anonymous
Princess Ekaterina Alekseyevna Dolgorukova (1712-1747). Found in the collection of Russian State Library, Moscow

Tsar Peter II of Russia. Silver ruble of 1728, 1728. Artist: Numismatic, Russian coins
Tsar Peter II of Russia. Silver ruble of 1728, 1728. From a private collection

Portrait of the Tsar Peter II of Russia (1715-1730). Artist: Anonymous
Portrait of the Tsar Peter II of Russia (1715-1730). From a private collection

Portrait of the Tsar Peter II of Russia (1715-1730), 1728. Artist: Luedden, Johann Paul (?-1739)
Portrait of the Tsar Peter II of Russia (1715-1730), 1728. Found in the collection of the State Russian Museum, St. Petersburg

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"Tsarevitch Peter Alexeevitch: The Young Tsar Who Ascended the Russian Throne in 1727" In the year 1727, a momentous event took place in Russia as the young Peter II Alexeyevich was proclaimed as the tsar of the vast empire. This significant proclamation marked a new era for Russia and its people. One captivating portrayal of this young ruler can be found in an exquisite painting by Adolf Charlemagne, capturing Peter II amidst the grandeur of Peterhof. The artist masterfully depicts his regal presence and youthful energy, hinting at the potential that lay within him. Another intriguing glimpse into his life is offered through an anonymous portrait featuring Princess Ekaterina Alekseyevna Dolgorukova, who played a prominent role during his reign. This artwork serves as a testament to their relationship and sheds light on her influence over him. The numismatic artistry of Russian coins also commemorates Tsar Peter II's rule with a stunning silver ruble from 1728. Crafted by skilled hands, this coin symbolizes both wealth and power associated with his reign. Various artists have attempted to capture Tsar Peter II's likeness throughout history. Anonymous painters skillfully portrayed him in several portraits dating back to different periods of his short-lived life. Johann Paul Luedden's rendition from around 1730 showcases his maturity while retaining traces of youthfulness. These artistic representations provide us with glimpses into Tsar Peter II's character and appearance during different stages of his life. They serve as valuable historical artifacts that allow us to understand more about this enigmatic figure who ruled Russia during the early eighteenth century. Pyotr Fyodorovich Borel's portrait adds yet another layer to our understanding of this young tsar, showcasing him with dignity and grace that belied his tender age. It stands as a testament to Borel's skill as an artist and his ability to capture the essence of his subject.