Poltava Collection
"Poltava: A Tapestry of History, Art, and Courage" Step into the captivating world of Poltava, a city that weaves together history, artistry, and bravery
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"Poltava: A Tapestry of History, Art, and Courage" Step into the captivating world of Poltava, a city that weaves together history, artistry, and bravery. From the grandeur of "Apotheosis of Charles XII" to the vibrant Navy Day celebrations on Neva River in Saint Petersburg, Russia; this is a place where stories come alive. Immerse yourself in the powerful imagery of "Poltava", the Russian 54-gun battleship majestically standing next to the Peter and Paul Fortress. Feel your heart race as you witness Mazeppa's desperate ride on a dying horse through Eugene Delacroix's masterpiece from 1824. But amidst these tales of heroism lies warmth - an essence that permeates every corner. Experience the resounding echoes of The Battle on June 27th, 1709 through Pierre-Denis II Martin's evocative artwork from after 1724. Let Horace Vernet's brushstrokes transport you to Mazeppa's encounter with wolves in his haunting depiction from 1826. Discover tender moments too; as a young Cossack girl finds Mazeppa fainting upon his loyal steed's lifeless body in Vladimir Lukich Borovikovsky’s poignant painting from 1851. And don't forget Bender, the Turkish fortress guarding Bessarabia around 1720 - an architectural marvel steeped in history. Trace your fingers along an anonymous artist’s map detailing every strategic move during The Battle or lose yourself in Anonymous' portrayal capturing Charles XII commanding his troops with unwavering determination in battle back in1882. Finally, meet Pavel Yakovlevich Rudenko through Vladimir Lukich Borovikovsky’s portrait from1778 – a testament to resilience and strength embodied by those who shaped Poltava throughout time.