Benjamin 1748 1815 Collection

Catherine the Great Visiting the Ice Mountain in Saint Petersburg, 1788. Artist: Paterssen, Benjamin (1748-1815)
Catherine the Great Visiting the Ice Mountain in Saint Petersburg, 1788. From a private collection

View of the Michael Palace and the Connetable Square in St. Petersburg, 1800. Artist: Paterssen
View of the Michael Palace and the Connetable Square in St. Petersburg, 1800. Found in the collection of the State History Museum, Moscow

Saint Petersburg. View from the Peter and Paul Fortress on the Summer Garden, 1806. Private Collection

View of the Green Bridge in Saint Petersburg. Found in the Collection of State Museum of the History of Saint Petersburg

View of the Tauride Palace. Found in the Collection of State Museum of the History of Saint Petersburg

The Winter Palace as Seen from the Peter and Paul Fortress. Private Collection

View of the Imperial Bank at St. Petersburg. Private Collection

View of the Michael Palace in St. Petersburg, ca 1806. Artist: Paterssen, Benjamin (1748-1815)
View of the Michael Palace in St. Petersburg, ca 1806. Private Collection

The Marble Palace in Saint Petersburg, c. 1800. Artist: Paterssen, Benjamin (1748-1815)
The Marble Palace in Saint Petersburg, c. 1800. From a private collection

View of the Tauride Palace from the Garden, before 1797. Artist: Paterssen, Benjamin (1748-1815)
View of the Tauride Palace from the Garden, before 1797. Found in the collection of the State Hermitage, St. Petersburg

The barracks of the Chevalier Guards as seen from the Tauride Garden, 1800s. Artist: Paterssen, Benjamin (1748-1815)
The barracks of the Chevalier Guards as seen from the Tauride Garden, 1800s. Found in the collection of the State Museum of A.S. Pushkin, Moscow

The Exchange Bridge at the Vasilievsky Island, 1799. Artist: Paterssen, Benjamin (1748-1815)
The Exchange Bridge at the Vasilievsky Island, 1799. From a private collection

Nevsky Prospekt near the Great Gostiny Dvor and City Duma in Saint Petersburg. Found in the Collection of State Museum of the History of Saint Petersburg

Sbiten Seller in St. Petersburg, 1800. Artist: Paterssen, Benjamin (1748-1815)
Sbiten Seller in St. Petersburg, 1800. Private Collection

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Benjamin (1748-1815): Capturing the Majestic Beauty of Saint Petersburg Step into the enchanting world of Benjamin (1748-1815), a talented artist who immortalized the grandeur and elegance of Saint Petersburg through his breathtaking paintings. With each stroke, he transported viewers to a bygone era, where Catherine the Great herself graced the icy mountains in 1788. Paterssen's attention to detail was unparalleled as he depicted every intricate element, from Catherine's regal attire to the shimmering ice beneath her feet. In another masterpiece, Paterssen unveiled a mesmerizing view of the Michael Palace and Connetable Square in 1800. The architectural marvels stood proudly against an azure sky, showcasing their splendor for all to admire, and is as if time stands still within these canvases; one can almost hear whispers of history echoing through each brushstroke. Paterssen's artistic prowess extended beyond palaces and squares. He skillfully captured nature's allure with his portrayal of Saint Petersburg seen from the Peter and Paul Fortress in 1806. The Summer Garden unfolded before our eyes like an oasis amidst urbanity—a testament to both man's ingenuity and nature's resplendence. The Green Bridge beckoned spectators with its graceful arches, inviting them on a journey across its expanse. Meanwhile, Tauride Palace emerged majestically from its surroundings—an opulent sanctuary that housed countless stories within its walls. As we gaze upon Paterssen’s work depicting The Winter Palace from atop Peter and Paul Fortress, we are reminded that even amid winter’s chilliness there lies undeniable beauty. Its snow-covered rooftops glisten under pale sunlight while frozen rivers reflect an ethereal glow—truly a sight worth capturing on canvas. The Imperial Bank at St. Petersburg became yet another muse for Paterssen—a symbol of prosperity standing tall amidst bustling city life.