Nicholas I, Alexander II and Alexander III portraits.

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Very interesting ones!, and totally new for me, thank you very much!
The first one is very particular, I'm never seen a portrait of Nicholas I and Alexandra Feodorovna in medieval style before, very interesting.
Are there Grand Duchess Olga and Alexandra on back of the Tsar and the Tsarina?...

Yes there are Olga and Adini.

Very interesting ones!, and totally new for me, thank you very much!
The first one is very particular, I'm never seen a portrait of Nicholas I and Alexandra Feodorovna in medieval style before, very interesting.
Are there Grand Duchess Olga and Alexandra on back of the Tsar and the Tsarina?...

The portrait is very-well khown and quite famous, it had been posted in other threads about the members of Nicholas I family.

Thank you for the information, probably I haven't noticed it or I haven't looked in the right place, I will take a look in the other threads, I'd like to find more information about that portrait.

alexander 3

tzar nicholas I, his wife and grand duke alexander nikolaevich ( fom the polish state achives)

Thank you Violetta!

A strange portrait of Tsar Alexander II

nikolay 1, constantine pavlovich, mikhail pavlovich and grand duke alexander nikolaevich, the future alexander II

My favourite monument of Nicholas I by Petr Klodt "http://i639.photobucket.com/albums/uu120/bednayaliza/8613750.jpg"

In Saint Isaac's Square in St. Petersburg, maginficent monument, magnificent as the entire St. Petersburg, I'd like to visit that city.

You have to! I'm sure you'll fell inlove with this city from the first sight - I had this feelings when I visited it first time.

You're right, I'm totally sure that I will love this city, it's so fascinating, and with a great history. :- )

I'm looking for a portrait of Tsar Nicholas I, with a black military uniform, it's very similar to the one that I posted in the reply #277, the pose it's identical, but the uniform and the background are different, I have it in an old encyclopedia, the caption says that it is from the Historical Museum of Moscow, unknow author, my scanner don't work, so I can't post it here and I can only describe it.

It's not really a portrait, but this might interest some people here.  This is a photo of Winter Palace in 1881 on the occasion of the funeral of Czar Alexander II.