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Amber Room at Catherine Palace, Russia
Amber Room. View of part of the Amber Room of the Catherine Palace of Tsarskoye Selo near St. Petersburg, Russia. The Amber Room is panelled entirely of amber, mirrors and gold leaf. It was created in Prussia in 1701-11 and was given to Tsar Peter the Great in 1716. It remained in Russia until it was looted in World War 2. In 1979 work commenced on restoring the room, a task completed in 2003. The room contains 55 square metres of amber weighing some six tons
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1700s 18th Century Amber Cladding Decoration Fossil German Gift Heritage Imperial Material Precious Present Prussian Restoration Restored Room Russia Russian Stone Wall Catherine Palace Grand Grandiose Opulence Opulent Saint Petersburg Tsarskoye Selo
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This print showcases the grandeur and opulence of the Amber Room at Catherine Palace in Russia. The room, paneled entirely with amber, mirrors, and gold leaf, is a testament to the exquisite craftsmanship of the 18th century. Originally created in Prussia between 1701-11, it was later gifted to Tsar Peter the Great in 1716. The historical significance of this room cannot be overstated. It remained an integral part of Russian heritage until World War II when it fell victim to looting. However, hope was not lost as restoration work began in 1979 and concluded successfully in 2003. With its impressive dimensions spanning over 55 square meters and weighing six tons, this gem-like chamber holds immense value both aesthetically and historically. Each panel tells a story through its precious amber stones - remnants of ancient forests preserved for centuries. The restored Amber Room now stands as a symbol of resilience and preservation amidst adversity. Its cladding reflects not only Russian imperial splendor but also German craftsmanship from its Prussian origins. Visitors to Catherine Palace can immerse themselves in the rich history that emanates from every corner of this resplendent space. The Amber Room serves as a reminder that even after being ravaged by time or conflict, treasures can be resurrected to their former glory for generations to come.
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