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View of the Cameron Gallery in Tsarskoe Selo, 1793 (aquatint)
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View of the Cameron Gallery in Tsarskoe Selo, 1793 (aquatint)
BAL486576 View of the Cameron Gallery in Tsarskoe Selo, 1793 (aquatint) by Mayr, Johann Christoph (1764-1812); 52x69 cm; State Hermitage Museum, St. Petersburg, Russia; (add.info.: It was Catherine I who started to develop the place as a royal country residence. Her daughter, Empress Elizabeth and her architect Bartolomeo Rastrelli were largely responsible for the building of the Catherine Palace. Later Empress Catherine II of Russia and her architect Charles Cameron extended the palace building that is now known as the Cameron Gallery.); Russian, out of copyright
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This aquatint print showcases the breathtaking "View of the Cameron Gallery in Tsarskoe Selo" from 1793. The image, measuring 52x69 cm, is housed in the prestigious State Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg, Russia. The Cameron Gallery holds a significant place within Russian history and architecture. Originally developed by Catherine I as a royal country residence, it was Empress Elizabeth and her architect Bartolomeo Rastrelli who played pivotal roles in constructing the magnificent Catherine Palace on these grounds. Later, Empress Catherine II and her esteemed architect Charles Cameron expanded upon this grandeur by adding what is now known as the Cameron Gallery. This neo-classical masterpiece stands proudly amidst an idyllic countryside setting within Tsarskoe Selo (Tsars Village). Its exterior exudes elegance and tranquility, perfectly capturing the essence of a summer retreat for royalty. The monochrome aesthetic of this aquatint print adds to its timeless allure, allowing viewers to appreciate every intricate detail with clarity. As one gazes upon this image, they are transported back to a bygone era where opulence met nature seamlessly. Through this remarkable artwork captured by Johann Christoph Mayr (1764-1812), we can marvel at both the architectural prowess of Charles Cameron and the picturesque beauty that surrounded this royal residence. It serves as a testament to Russia's rich cultural heritage while inviting us into an enchanting world far removed from our own.
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