Product Description
Framed portrait of the Romanov Family at Livadia (reproduction). Solid wood frame. About 8x10 inches. Hook for hanging on a wall (no easel). Estate item. Excellent condition.
Note: Glass in the frame is reflecting some shop lights.
This collection is well suited for your Impoverished Russian Aristocrat Room Abroad (IRAA)
![B.K. Zaitsev. Moscow: [Portraits and sketches]. Б.К. Зайцев. Москва: [Портреты и эскизы]. Moscow is a collection of memoir essays about pre-revolutionary Moscow, first published in 1939 in Paris. I. Bunin, L. Andreev, P. Yartsev, V. Bryusov, and other contemporaries of the author, are profiled. Boris Konstantinovich Zaitsev (1881-1972) was one of the last major figures of the Silver Age. After contracting typhoid fever in 1922, he received permission to travel abroad with his family for treatment. In the 1930s, Boris Zaitsev was one of the most respected writers of the "older" generation of emigration. Munich: TsOPE Publishing House, 1960. IN RUSSIAN.](https://cdn11.bigcommerce.com/s-kgl10g/images/stencil/500x659/products/5011/43850/B_Zaitsev_FC__96124.1772756190.jpg?c=2 "B.K. Zaitsev. Moscow: [Portraits and sketches]. Б.К. Зайцев. Москва: [Портреты и эскизы]. Moscow is a collection of memoir essays about pre-revolutionary Moscow, first published in 1939 in Paris. I. Bunin, L. Andreev, P. Yartsev, V. Bryusov, and other contemporaries of the author, are profiled. Boris Konstantinovich Zaitsev (1881-1972) was one of the last major figures of the Silver Age. After contracting typhoid fever in 1922, he received permission to travel abroad with his family for treatment. In the 1930s, Boris Zaitsev was one of the most respected writers of the \"older\" generation of emigration. Munich: TsOPE Publishing House, 1960. IN RUSSIAN.")