#Russian Royalty

[roses-of-the-romanovs]

The Grand Duchess Maria Nikolaevna in 1911. Doesn’t she remind you of the Little Mermaid?

[edwardian-girl-next-door]

~ Heinrich von Angeli, Alexandra Feodorovna, Tsarina of Russia (1896/1897)

via wikimedia commons

[atzinbyvalentine]

hear me out...

[la-belle-histoire]

Portrait of Princesses Xenia and Nina Georgievna of Russia, Philip de László. 1915.

[wewantmods]

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[141n3]

I just discovered the art of Pavel Ryzhenko, and oh my goodness. hes done so much art depicting Imperial Russia which are some of my favorites. Unfortunately he was a monarchist and idolised Nicholas II, but I myself am here to admire his beautiful art. ”Imprisoned at Tsarskoye Selo” (2004)

Depicting the Tzar, Tzarina (with a tired and aged appearance from the results of fatigue over her short lifetime of childbirth and stress), and their young son Alexei (with a bandaged bleeding knee, symbolising his hemophilia, in bed - where he was most of his short, short, life.)

“The Ipatiev House. The morning after.” (2004)

Depicting a Bolshevik troup tearing apart a room in the Ipatiev House (or “The house of special purpose”) the morning after the murder of the Romanov family in that very house.

“The Farewell of the Tsar to His Troops” (2004)

Namesake, the Tzar bidding goodbye to his troops in the freezing Russian winter.

About Imperial Russia and monarchism- I am not a supporter of Nicholas II or monarchism, but I believe that he shouldve been given a trial by jury and HIS CHILDREN SHOULD NOT HAVE DIED. Olga, Tatiana, Maria, Anastasia, and Alexei were completely innocent and had nothing to do with their fathers pathetic and disgusting choices as Tzar. So im just putting that there for clarification.

Rest in peace, royal angels Olga, Tatiana, Maria, Anastasia, and Alexei ☦️

[nadziejacher]

Monument to Emperor Nicholas I and Saint Isaac's Cathedral, Saint Petersburg

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[cinematic-phosphenes]

Grand Duchess Alexandra Iosifovna of Russia | 1859 Franz Xaver Winterhalter

[lesyoussoupoff]

Grand Duke Alexander with his daughter, Princess Irina Alexandrovna

[europesroyalsjewels]

Imperial Orb of Russia ♕ Moscow Kremlin Armoury’s State Diamond Fund (displayed, unknown if owned)

[krasivaa]

Russian cossacks carrying Tsarina Alexandra Feodorovna from launch; Tsar Nicholas II and their son and heir Tsarevich Alexei are in background.

[roses-of-the-romanovs]

Nicholas II (1873) and his daughter Maria (1915), with the same expressions on their faces.

[februaryfrost]

Princess Alice of Battenberg and Tsar Nicholas II of Russia. About 1901.

Nicholas was married to Alexandra, who was the youngest sister of Alice's mother, Victoria. Alexandra and Victoria were born Princesses of Hesse and by Rhine and granddaughters of Queen Victoria via her second daughter, Alice.

In 1903 Alice would marry Prince Andrew of Greece and Denmark, a cousin of Nicholas' and her last born child would become Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, the husband of Queen Elizabeth II. Alice was the grandmother of King Charles III.

Though congenitally deaf, Alice learned to read lips and speak English and German, and also later Greek, the language of her new homeland.

[atzinbyvalentine]

Idk man, I love Apple White and russian royalty

[labyrinthofstreams]

Imperial Russian court dress worn by Princess Maria Maximilianovna of Leuchtenberg. x

Designed by Charles Frederick Worth in Paris, France, c. 1888.

[la-belle-histoire]

Princess Vera Konstantinovna of Russia, 1920s.