1913 Year.Tercentary.Portraits,photos,celebrations,daily routine

[KarlandZita]

Does exist more photos or links about Romanov Tercentenary and where can i find it ?

[LarissaAnn]

I've heard it mentioned that there are a lot of different versions of the 1913 formal portraits of the Imperial Family.  I would really love to see all the versions people have especially since this series is very special to me as this particular photo below is what sparked my interest in the Romanovs.  Thank you everyone!

[Sarushka]

[Teddy]

We all know about the Formal Portraits of above of the Imperial Family. But are  there also photo's of all the other Romanovs, because of this event?

[Romanov_fan]

I love these photos! I have seen many of the different poses on various pages here, but it would be fun to have them all together. There is a great variety to the photos, especially the lesser known poses. This has always been been, to me,  an iconic series of photos. These are the photos that define the last of the Romanovs, that are their image to me.

[Margarita Markovna]

Some of the ones I have:

OT

OT

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Olga

Olga

OT

OT

OT

NAOTMAA (may have been posted by Sarushka)

Tatiana

Tatiana

Can you tell I'm a Big Pair fan?

[LarissaAnn]

Great photo's everyone!  I also have to agree Margarita, I'm quite partial to the big pair myself, they were so photogenic.  

[Mie]

I've herd that they made posters with colors for *advertise* the 300 years lasting Romanov *ruler*-era but I've not seen this poster... do anyone know about this!?

[julia.montague]

which ball?

[reashka]

Tercenary? I think... :-/

[Mie]

Yeas I think it was tercenary ball in english(wich was held 6.March in 1913) In the poster is a portrait of the first Romanov tsar: Mihail Romanov and the latest: Nikolai II Romanov

[julia.montague]

I didn't know that there was a ball.
I tought the last big ball was in 1903.

[Valmont]

For what I know, St. Petersburg society  were still  having balls after  1903. The balls stoped  during the war, and after the war, seems like there was no more interest for  great glamorous balls anymore... and no other ball compared  with the splendour of the 1903 ball... that is why  some people say it was "The last Ball"...

Arturo Vega-Llausás

[Romanov_fan]

What the last poster said is correct. I am sure they had balls in 1913, as it was an important year for the Romanov dynasty. None was as splendid as the 1903 ball, though. I have never see a poster for any ball then, in 1913, but I'm sure it might exist.

[julia.montague]

I didn't say that there were no balls at all after 1903, but it was the last really big ball.
And I think a ball for which they make even posters would be big :-/