The Home of the Last Tsar - Romanov and Russian History

Alexander Palace Time Machine - Book Finder

Aleksandrovskii Dvorets-Muzei v Detskom Sele (The Alexander Palace-Museum in Detskoe Selo)
by V. I. Yakovlev

Vol.1: 208 pages, Vol. 2: 560 pages

Published: 1927

Genre: Non-fiction

Publisher: Izdanie Upravleniya Detskosel'kimi i Pavlovskimi Dvortsami-Muzeyami

Languages: RUSSIAN

ISBN Hardcover: No hardcover edition available

ISBN Softcover: Predates ISBN system

Print Status: out of print

Aleksandrovskii Dvorets-Muzei v Detskom Sele (The Alexander Palace-Museum in Detskoe Selo)

description:

A complete, interior and exterior description of the Alexander Palace. Illustrated with photographs and plans. 

 

Volume 1: exteriors and technical equipment -- phones, elevators, etc. (published 1927, 208 pages)

Volume 2: interiors (published 1928, 560 pages)

 

Original publication limited to 1000 copies. 

 

(Title in Russian: Александровский Дворец-Музей в Детском Селе)


A combined facsimile edition of both volumes was printed in 2010 -- see below for links.

unique features:

A level of detail and description unsurpassed by other volumes on the Alexander Palace. Virtually everything - from the colors of the paint on the walls to the furnishings in each room and corridor - is inventoried.

similar to:

Nicholas and Alexandra: At Home with the Last Tsar and His Family

in my opinion:

A rare and precious resource for insight into the home of Nicholas II and his family.

where to find this book:

www.alfaret.ru

please let us know if you have discovered other sources for this book

this book profile was written by Sarah Miller

Book Finder

< prevnext >

Hagia Sophia and Constantinople Videos

This is a page with a collection of vidoes of Constantinople and modern day Istanbul.  Some are amazing virtual reality like recreations of old Byzantium.

Enthusiastic Ongoing Technical and Marketing Support

Learn more about enthusiastic ongoing technical and marketing support from Pallasart Web Design

I Visit the Soviets by E. M. Delafield
Charles Cameron - Imperial Architect
Lost Splendor by Felix Yussupov