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Wedding of Prince-Pope to celebrate the Peace Treaty of Nystad on 20 August 1721, 1872. Artist: Seryakov, Lavrenty Avksentyevich (1824-1881)
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Wedding of Prince-Pope to celebrate the Peace Treaty of Nystad on 20 August 1721, 1872. Artist: Seryakov, Lavrenty Avksentyevich (1824-1881)
Wedding of Prince-Pope to celebrate the Peace Treaty of Nystad on 20 August 1721, 1872. Found in the collection of State History Museum, Moscow
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Caption: This photo print, titled "Wedding of Prince-Pope to celebrate the Peace Treaty of Nystad on 20 August 1721" was created in 1872 by renowned artist Lavrenty Avksentyevich Seryakov (1824-1881). Housed in the State History Museum in Moscow, Russia, this artwork offers a fascinating glimpse into a significant historical event. The image depicts an extravagant celebration held to commemorate the peace treaty signed between Russia and Sweden at Nystad on August 20th, 1721. The wedding of Prince-Pope is portrayed as a grand affair filled with joyous revelry and merriment. Notably, this event marked the end of the Great Northern War and solidified Peter I's reign as one of Russia's most influential rulers. Seryakov masterfully captures the essence of this historic occasion through his detailed lithography technique. The composition showcases an array of characters from Russian history, including Peter I himself and Charles XII of Sweden. Their presence symbolizes both victory and reconciliation after years of conflict. The atmosphere depicted in this artwork is infused with elements that were integral to Russian culture during that time period - alcohol, vodka, jolly company, all joking - creating a lively scene reminiscent of festivities enjoyed by society at large. Overall, Seryakov's print serves as both a visual testament to an important moment in history and a celebration of Russian artistry. It invites viewers to immerse themselves in
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