most famous fountain samson tearing the jaws of a tree, 25 years later, on the anniversary of anna ianovna’swenty-fifth birthday , this fountain was installed, here in.. ... remembers, and everything was very interesting there, there were eight or seven triumphal gates through which troops passed, which means russians, and then these 22 thousand prisoners passed, a lot of memories remained from these prisoners, they were very unhappy with all this, the russians, who, so to speak , naturally accompanied all these columns, threw all sorts of objects at them, but what exactly did they want these prisoners, swedes, poles and germans, they wanted to walk along red square from... poltava as such, the regiments being formed went through him to the active army, he was practically, as they would say now, the head of the rear, and accordingly, all the prisoners they also came to him, he then from somehow even a certain regiment quietly made them like this. in general, there is such a legend that gagarin transferred this regiment, which he polished , which means he trained it well, transferred it to si

need to deal with it somehow, that a free peasant will work more efficiently, well, naturally, anna ianovnagan to say that, in general, this is not only ineffective, but also, so to speak, against conscience. so many people thought about it, well, the masons, for example, also thought about it, by the way, they thought that in general it would be very good, and some even freed their peasants altogether, but at the same time they said that strictly speaking, not the peasant, not society itself is not ready for this, as far as i remember, they gave such a parallel, so... and there is frost and hunger, then she will die, therefore , and society should be cleaner, because otherwise, she is this unfortunate peasant who will be released into this dirty society, it will simply corrupt him or ruin him, so to speak, so we must wait, but we must wait, this discussion is about whether serfdom should be abolished or not yet time, it lasted for a very, very long time in russia, catherine’s order to the legislative commission, yes, we have the year 67, 1767 , catherine ii uses the order in relation to se

famous fountain, samson tearing the jaws of a tree. it was 25 years later, on the anniversary of anna ianovna’ssweden on the coat of arms of sweden leo. these are such wonderful parallels. this means that the holiday organized by gagarin impressed peter very much and the holiday lasted 3 days. well, i must say that this is true.

it was aimed at, among other things, the creation of these luxury items , moreover, the era of anna ianovnanly delights can be seen at the exhibition, another of the halls is dedicated to the outstanding figure of national science and culture, mikhail vasilyevich lomanosov, who founded the ust rududite glass factory. on display you can see the mosaics and glass bead panels made there, central. the place is occupied by a mosaic portrait of peter the great, personally executed by mikhail lomanosov in 1754. the exhibition in the peter the great gallery is permanent and now anyone can visit it in the state hermitage. by the way, guests of the international exhibition of the russia forum have already learned about it. in the pavilion of the gazprom dnh, meetings were held with employees of the best museums in the world in our country, the hermitage of the russian museum and peterhof. we are very happy. right here, right in the pavilion, master classes, it’s actually very interesting to try to do something with your own hands. gazprom actively supports projects in the field of culture and art, is

the era of anna ianovna and elizaveta petrovna, especially elizaveta petrovna, is the era of rakako,ant, sophisticated style. and these halls, in contrast from such perhaps rather austere halls dedicated to peter i, they are lighter, they are more refined. the second hall was dedicated to mikhail lomanosov, in the center there are his portraits and one of the main projects of the factory scientist. she did this. lomonosov personally gave such mosaic panels to elizaveta petrovna. it is believed that mikhail lomonosov himself mined it with malta and mixed it in order to achieve the greatest resemblance to the painting, although the scientist did not succeed, unlike the master of the urudet glass factory matvey matveev. this apostle paul, his work. in a short period of time, mikhail lomanosov managed to create mosaic and glass bead production in russia from scratch. the third hall talks about development. as well as several paintings by foreign masters who worked in russia, in the center of the hall is a portrait of empress elizabeth petrovna, painted by the court painter graot. it is b