Russian eighteenth -century furniture of the Hermitage collection

Immerse yourself in the opulence of Russian culture with our stunning publication, showcasing the magnificent collection of eighteenth-century Russian furniture from the State Hermitage. This remarkable collection, the largest in Russia, offers an unrivaled glimpse into the structural and decorative design concepts of the time.

Travel back to the reign of Peter I, the beginnings of Russian furniture-making, and witness the influence of European trends on these exquisite pieces. Marvel at the fanciful baroque style that dominated palace interiors during Empress Elizabeth's reign in the mid-18th century.

However, it was under the reign of Catherine II that Russian furniture-making reached its zenith. Discover the highly artistic and original designs crafted in both the imperial capital and provincial cities. The workshops in St. Petersburg, renowned for their exceptional workmanship, produced furniture that captivated contemporaries not only with its fashionable European spirit but also with its uncompromising quality.

The highlight of this collection lies in the unique items created in the court workshop of the celebrated furniture-maker Christian Meyer. Now you have the opportunity to own a piece of history, meticulously presented in this publication, curated for a wide circle of readers with a passion for Russian history and culture.

Treat yourself to this extraordinary journey through time and delve into the world of Russian eighteenth-century furniture by purchasing this captivating book today. Dare to experience the splendor of the Hermitage collection within the comfort of your own home.