PHOTO History Lessons: Four Men Who Mattered to Catherine the Great

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History Lessons: Four Men Who Mattered to Catherine the Great

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The bronze sculpture of Catherine the Great's associates - de Ribas, de Volan, Potemkin and Zubov - adds a historic touch to the architectural ensemble. They stand on a pedestal near the statue of Catherine the Great, representing the powerful individuals who shaped her reign. The intricate details of their costumes and poses capture their distinct personalities and contributions to the Empress's legacy.

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6000×4000

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11.05.2023 13:14

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NIKON CORPORATION

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NIKON D5600

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Ver.1.10

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11.07.2021 15:00

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