Russian museums and institutions have loaned more than 250 objects to the exhibition, consisting of dazzling jewels, splendid court costumes and elaborate military uniforms, swords, gem encrusted church treasures and regal Imperial portraits. The exhibition spans the entire Romanov Dynasty's three hundred year reign - from 1613 to the tragic fall of the dynasty in 1917. The following are the people who have put the exhibition together:

AMERICAN CURATOR:
Nicholas B.A. Nicholson

RUSSIAN ORGANIZING COMMITTEE:
Vitaly N. Ignatenko, Chairman.

RUSSIAN LENDING INSTITUTIONS:
State Archives of the Russian Federation Director - Sergei Mironenko; Museum-Exhibition "Diamond Fund," Gokhran, Russia Director - Victor Nikitin Yaroslavl State Architectural and Historical Museum-Preserve Director - Veniamin Lebedev; State Museum-Preserve "Tsarskoye Selo" Director - Ivan Sautov; State Museum-Preserve "Pavlovsk" Director - Yuri Mudrov.

RUSSIAN ART DIRECTOR:
Vladimir Ustimenko

RESEARCHERS:
Diamond Fund - Lili Kuznetsova
Yarolslavl - Nina Gryaznova
Pavlovsk - Alexei Guzanov, Natalia Vershinina
Tsarskoe Selo - Larisa Bardovskaya, Georgi Vedenskii, Asya Kolesnikova
Archives - Olga Barkovets, Alexander Savelyev, Nina Stadnichuk, Eleonora Nesterova.

RUSSIAN CURATORS: Galina Abramova, Larisa Bardovskaya, Olga Barkovets, Nina Gryaznova, Alexei Guzanov.

PHOTOGRAPHY:
Alexander Igorevich Savelyev, for all objects from The State Archives of the Russian Federation, Pavlovsk State Museum-Preserve and Tsarskoye Selo State Museum-Preserve Carmel Wilson-Fromson, for all objects from the State Diamond Fund of the Russian Federation and Yaroslavl State Architectural and Historical Museum-Preserve.

The Curators of the Exhibition Want to Thank:
Alexandra Alekseeva, Gennady Boyarinov and Tatiana Dudakova

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