Nevsky Prospekt Collection
Nevsky Prospekt, also known as Millionnaya Street, is a historic and vibrant thoroughfare in Saint Petersburg
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Nevsky Prospekt, also known as Millionnaya Street, is a historic and vibrant thoroughfare in Saint Petersburg. This bustling street has witnessed the transformation of the city over the years, capturing its essence through various artistic mediums. In Karl Petrovich Beggrov's painting from the first half of the 19th century, we see Kotomin House standing proudly on Nevsky Prospekt. Its elegant architecture reflects the grandeur of this iconic street. Just a stone's throw away stands the magnificent Saint Catherine Armenian Church, an architectural gem that adds to Nevsky Prospekt's charm. As we stroll along this famous avenue, we encounter one of four Horse Tamers on Anichkov Bridge. These majestic sculptures symbolize strength and power while captivating passersby with their beauty. The Singer Building dominates the skyline with its striking cupola atop it. A true landmark in St Petersburg center, it offers breathtaking views and serves as a reminder of Russia's rich history. However, not all moments captured on it can joyous ones. In a color lithograph titled "Serious troubles in St Petersburg, " we glimpse into a tumultuous period when unrest plagued this vibrant city. Yet amidst turmoil and change, life goes on. A black-and-white photograph from 1946 showcases Leningrad (now St Petersburg) after World War II – resilient and rebuilding itself from ruins. Nevsky Prospekt has been witness to significant events throughout history. In another monochrome image from 1917, women gather for a demonstration during revolutionary times – their determination echoing through time. One cannot forget grand celebrations either; lithographs depict Nicholas II's wedding ceremony – an opulent affair that took place within these very streets where countless stories unfold every day. From Kassan Square to Nicholas Railway Station entranceways teeming with porters and passengers alike.