Emperor Nicholas II fooling around with friends on pictures 1899
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By Pictolic https://mail.pictolic.com/article/emperor-nicholas-ii-fooling-around-with-friends-on-pictures-1899.htmlYou can't call these pictures are rare, however, the sense of wonder is not reduced. The pictures were taken in 1899 at the castle Wolfsgarten near the city of Darmstadt. They depict the last Emperor of Russian Empire Nicholas II with his wife Alexandra and friends — the Danish Princess Ingeborg, Duchess of Darmstadt, Prince Nicholas Greek.
As the pictures show, nothing human was alien, not as representatives of the aristocracy and the Imperial family. Photos over a hundred years, but the friendly and relaxed atmosphere of these frames felt until now.
Emperor Nicholas II on horseback on the Greek Prince Nicholas.
Emperor Nicholas II, Prince Nicholas and the Greek man from the inner circle.
Grand Duke Alexander Mikhailovich and Princess of Denmark. Before them runs the Princess Olga.
Riding on the stump are Prince Nicholas and Grand Duke Kirill Vladimirovich, and the other players portrayed "Romeo" around the stump.
Grand Duke Kirill Vladimirovich looks out of the well.
The Duchess Of Darmstadt.
Prince Nicholas, Grand Duke Andrei Vladimirovich, Grand Duke Kirill Vladimirovich.
Keywords: Archive | Friends | Emperor | Nicholas II | Romanov dynasty | Russian Empire | Funny
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