interiors of the Winter Palace (Saint Petersburg)

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The interiors of the Winter Palace in Saint Petersburg are lavishly decorated imperial rooms, redesigned in the 19th century in opulent neoclassical and revival styles to serve as the ceremonial and residential spaces of the Russian tsars.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cultural heritage
palace interiors
architecturalStyle Baroque elements
Empire style NERFINISHED
Neoclassicism NERFINISHED
Revival styles
contains Armorial Hall NERFINISHED
Boudoir of Empress Alexandra Feodorovna NERFINISHED
Concert Hall
Field Marshals’ Hall NERFINISHED
Golden Drawing Room NERFINISHED
Jordan Staircase NERFINISHED
Large Throne Room (St George Hall) NERFINISHED
Malachite Room NERFINISHED
Nicholas Hall NERFINISHED
Peter the Great Hall NERFINISHED
Private apartments of the tsar NERFINISHED
Private apartments of the tsarina
Small Throne Room (Peter the Great’s Hall) NERFINISHED
St George Hall NERFINISHED
State Apartments of the Imperial Family NERFINISHED
White Hall NERFINISHED
country Russia
currentUse exhibition spaces of the State Hermitage Museum
decorativeFeature ceiling paintings
crystal chandeliers
gilded stucco
imperial coats of arms
lapis lazuli decoration
malachite decoration
marble columns
ornate fireplaces
parquet floors
silk wall coverings
designer Alexander Briullov NERFINISHED
Andrei Stackenschneider NERFINISHED
Vasily Stasov NERFINISHED
heritageStatus part of Historic Centre of Saint Petersburg and Related Groups of Monuments (UNESCO World Heritage Site)
historicalUse residence of the Romanov dynasty
setting for diplomatic receptions
setting for imperial balls
locatedIn St. Petersburg
surface form: Saint Petersburg

Winter Palace NERFINISHED
partOf Winter Palace NERFINISHED
patron Alexander I of Russia NERFINISHED
Alexander II of Russia NERFINISHED
Nicholas I of Russia NERFINISHED
significantEvent redesign after 1837 fire
timePeriod 19th century
usedFor ceremonial functions
court life
imperial residence
state receptions

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Alexander Briullov notableWork interiors of the Winter Palace (Saint Petersburg)