Re: Re: Photos of Nicholas II #4

[ashanti01]

darmstadt pictures are wondeful. i wonder when they were taken.as there is victoria melita in them it must before 1901.but alexandra feodorovna doesn`t look young in these pictures.any idea?

I believe those photos were taken around 1899-1900.

[Ally Kumari]

[TroubleTwin2]

That is a very, very nice photo.

[Kalafrana]

But a great pity that the horse is docked.

Ann

[nena]

Here is the version I've got:



And I also found the photo of Nicholas II with his uncle, taken at Stavka, my free supposition in Baranovichi in late 1914/ in 1915:



We can see that the famous Nicholas' photo labeled to be the last one ever taken of him in Tobolsk was actually taken during the war, approx. in 1915.

Tsar in Germany, June of 1913:



In Tobolsk, sawing wood with Pierre Gilliard, winter 1917/8:



Credit goes to alamy site.

[Carolath Habsburg]

Nicholas in "Onegin"

[Carolath Habsburg]

Early 1890s



 

[TroubleTwin2]

I really like the one with Nicholas and his Uncle at Stavka. There's just something about it.

[Carolath Habsburg]

This picture is funny. You can see the ship was moving during the exposition!



 

[Robert_Hall]

KF, what exposition are you talking about ?

[Carolath Habsburg]

Here we call "Exposition" while the person is posing to the photographer and the picture is being processed.

Sorry! sometimes i get lost in translation!

[Robert_Hall]

See I see, KF. I think the English term would be exposure. I thought perhaps the ship was on it's way to some sort of exposition, a showing of goods and culture from various countries, for examples.

[Carolath Habsburg]

Thanks!! that was, exposure!.

[Carolath Habsburg]

Sorry! the iomage i posted above was posted before u.u. I guess Kat and i have the same LJ source xDD


Going to hunt



 

[voyageroffreedom]

Smiling Nicholas:



Nicholas with his daughter Olga: