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Budrina, L. A. (2018). Russian Hardstone Pieces at the Bavarian Kings’ Residences: Introductory Notes. KnE Engineering, 3(8), 14–19. https://doi.org/10.18502/keg.v3i8.3598

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  • Dec 23, 2018

Russian Hardstone Pieces at the Bavarian Kings’ Residences: Introductory Notes

KnE Engineering / Facets of Culture in the Age of Social Transition Proceedings of the All-Russian Research Conference / Pages 14–19

Abstract

The article describes Russian colored hardstone works used in the decorations of the Bavarian royal residences during the existence of the Kingdom of Bavaria (1806–1918). We provide the description of and verify the existing attributions of these objects, as well as the circumstances under which these were acquired.


 


 


Keywords: stone-cutting art, diplomatic gifts, Russian empire, Kingdom of Bavaria, malachite, jasper, lapis-lazuli

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