Fabergé Revealed at Virginia Museum

People are fascinated by the objects created by Karl Faberge, not just because they are beautiful and crafted from precious metals and jewels, but also because they are associated with the last tsar of Russia, Nicholas II and his family, who were murdered in 1918 by the Bolsheviks during the Russian Revolution.
The exhibition, "Faberge Revealed," at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, contains more than 500 objects, including seven of the jeweler's most famous works, the Imperial Easter Eggs.

[@janebooth9867]

high art is the noblest cause.

[@Danny-bv6zv]

Az kemény, hogy a Habsburg Gézát meg a Nyerges Alexet kérdezték xD Micsoda helyeken vannak magyarok a világon...erről persze alig tudnak xD

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Actually Arch Duke Geza von Hapsburg is one of the foremost faberge experts in the world! The others being Kieran McCarthy the directory of London gallery Wartski and Andre Rushnikov, the man who facilitated and authenticated the Forbes collection of Faberge to Russian oligarch Viktor Veskelberg.

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