Nata Zolotychk- Ivanona, This isn't an estate, it's the grand Tsaritsyno Palace, built for Catherine the Great.
Evgeny Golubev, :-) The development of architectural masterpieces is slow, but the "tone" is set by the first owners. This estate is decidedly in the style of the Kazakovs-Kantemirs—the first owners of the estate by the will of Emperor Peter the Great. And Catherine Alexeyevna understood that owners are temporary, while works of art are permanent.
Evgeny Golubev, :-) The development of architectural masterpieces is slow, but the "tone" is set by the first owners. This estate is decidedly in the style of the Kazakovs-Kantemirs—the first owners of the estate by the will of Emperor Peter the Great. And Catherine Alexeyevna understood that owners are one-time, but works of art are long-lasting.
Nata Zolotychk- Ivanona, Again, this is not an estate, but a large palace. No one ever lived in it because it was never completed; it was only completed in our time. Kantemir, here in general, is on the side - the heat is on, two of the most famous architects of their era - Vasily Bazhenov and Matvey Kazakov - worked successively on the creation of the imperial residence for 20 years, the palace was built in the style of "Russian Gothic" (pseudo-Gothic)
This isn't an estate, it's the large Tsaritsyn Palace, which was built for Catherine the Great.
Again, this is not an estate, but a large palace. No one ever lived in it because it was never completed; it was only completed in our time. Kantemir, here in general, is on the side - the heat is on, two of the most famous architects of their era - Vasily Bazhenov and Matvey Kazakov - worked successively on the creation of the imperial residence for 20 years, the palace was built in the style of "Russian Gothic" (pseudo-Gothic)