Rasputin Collection (#2)

Rasputin with Nicolas II
GRIGORI RASPUTIN Satirical montage entitled We, Nikolai II suggesting Rasputin as the force behind the Tsars rule Date: 1872 - 1916

Rasputin Satirised
GRIGORI RASPUTIN Caricature holding a tiny figure of Nicolas II, entitled I drove him from the throne before you Date: 1872 - 1916

Anna Vyrubova, lady-in-waiting to Tsaritsa Alexandra
Anna Alexandrovna Vyrubova (1884-1964), lady-in-waiting, best friend and confidante to Tsaritsa Alexandra Fyodorovna. She became involved in an intrigue relating to Rasputin. Date: circa 1916

Rasputin Restaurant
The restaurant Villa Rode, Saint Petersburg, scene of RASPUTINs orgiastic revels. Date: circa 1916

Rasputin & Followers
RASPUTIN in his early days, with followers at Pokrovskoe. Date: circa 1900

Rasputin & Clergy
RASPUTIN with bishop Hermogen and monk-priest Iliodor. Date: circa 1912

Rasputin & Children
RASPUTIN with three of his children at Pokrovskoe. Date: circa 1900

Rasputin and Admirers
Grigori Rasputin (second on right) surrounded by admiring ladies of the Russian court. Date: 1871 - 1916

Rasputin & Alexandra
RASPUTIN takes tea with the tsarina Alexandra and two of her children, Date: circa 1912

Rasputin Daughter Maria
MARIA one of the daughters of Grigori Rasputin Date: 1871 - 1916

Rasputin in Carriage
RASPUTIN IN CARRIAGE Russian priest early in his career Date: 1871 - 1916

GRIGORI EFIMOVICH RASPUTIN (c1871-1916). Russian monk. Rasputin (center, seated, bearded) surrounded by ladies of the Russian court. Photographed 1917

Grigoriy Efimovich Rasputin (ja1871-1916) centre. Russian mystic and holy man who exercised influence over Nicholas II and the Tsarina, seated between Colonel Loma (left) and Prince Putianin

Rasputin (ja1871-1916) Russian peasant, holy-man and mystic, surrounded by some of the women drawn by his magnetic personality

Gregory Yefimovich Rasputin 1869 - 1916 Russian mystic who is perceived as having influenced the latter days of the Russian Emperor Nicholas II, his wife Alexandra, and their only son Alexei

Grigory yefimovich rasputin (1872-1916), spiritual advisor to tsarina alexandra, assassinated in 1916 by members of the russian royal court, russia

Grigori yefimovich rasputin (seated) with two russian officers, 1890s

GRIGORI EFIMOVICH RASPUTIN (c1871-1916). Russian monk

Grigori Rasputin / Lustige
GRIGORI RASPUTIN Russian mystic and court favourite caricatured with Tsar Nicholas II

Grigori Rasputin / K Bulla
GRIGORI RASPUTIN Russian mystic and court favourite

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Grigori Rasputin, a controversial figure in Russian history, gained notoriety for his mysterious influence over the Romanovs. In 1912, a portrait captured him in all his enigmatic glory. A caricature from the early 20th century depicted Rasputin's larger-than-life persona and his sway over Tsar Nicholas II and Empress Alexandra Fedorovna. In 1908, another photograph showcased Rasputin's captivating presence as he stared into the distance with an air of mysticism. Born in 1869, this enigmatic man would go on to become one of Russia's most talked-about figures during the tumultuous 1910s. Rasputin found himself surrounded by admiring women who were drawn to his magnetic charm and alleged healing abilities. However, these relationships only fueled further speculation about his true intentions and motives. As rumors swirled around him like a dark cloud, Rasputin was even portrayed as the ruin of Tsarist Russia itself. His growing influence on Nicholas II and Aleksandra Fedorovna became a subject of concern for many who believed it weakened their rule. Despite controversies surrounding him, Grigori Rasputin continued to captivate minds until tragedy struck. In hospital attire, he faced uncertain times before meeting his untimely demise at RASPUTIN DEATHPLACE in 1916. The end of the Romanov dynasty came soon after Rasputin's death; sepia-toned photographs serve as haunting reminders of that fateful era. The reign marked by both fascination and fear had reached its conclusion - forever etching Grigori Yefimovich Rasputin into history books as an enigma that shaped Russian destiny.