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Paintings
Oleksandr Kotsebu (1815-1889).
The battle of Poltava.
Oleksandr Kotsebu (1815-1889).
The storming of swedish fortress Noteburg in October 1702 by russian troops.
1846ã.
Oleksandr Kotsebu (1815-1889).
The Battle of Narva on November 19, 1700.
1846.
Nikolay Sauerweid (1836–1866).
Peter I Pacifying his Marauding Troops after Taking Narva in 1704.
1859.
Louis Caravaque (1684-1754).
Peter I in the Battle of Poltava.
1718.
Denis Martens the Younger (1663-1742).
The Battle of Poltava.
1726.
Nicolas de Larmessin (1684-1755).
The Battle of Poltava.
Engraving, 1725.
Nicolas de Larmessin (1684-1755).
The Battle of Lesnaya on September 28, 1708.
Engraving, 1722.
Gustaf Cederström (1845–1933).
Swedish Victory in the Battle of Narva.
1910ã.
Gustaf Cederström (1845–1933).
Charles XII and Mazepa at the Dnieper River after the Battle of Poltava.
1880ã.
Gustaf Cederström (1845–1933).
Bringing Home the Body of King Karl XII of Sweden.
1884.
Unknown artist.
Charles XII in the Battle of Narva on November 19, 1700.
Engraving, Early 18th century.
Mikhail Lomonosov (1711-1765).
The Battle of Poltava.
Mosaic, 1764.
Pieter Schenk (1645-1708).
The victory of Charles XII's Army over the Russian army in the Battle of Narva, November 1700.
Engraving, 1701.
Jean-Marc Nattier (1685–1766).
The Battle of Lesnaya.
1717.
Unknown artist.
The Handing Over of the Keys to the City of Leipzig to King Charles XII.
Engraving on copper. 18th century.
Henry Edward Doyle (1827-1892).
Charles XII with the Duke of Marlborough.
1887.
Unknown artist.
Offical Lunch after the Signing of the Treaty of Altranstadt on December 7, 1706.
Engraving on copper, date unknown.
Aleksey Bogolyubov (1824—1896).
The Battle of Gangut, July 27, 1714.
1877.
Aleksey Zubov (1682-1751).
The Battle of Gangut, July 27, 1714.
1721.
Aleksey Zubov (1682-1751).
Ceremonial Entry of the Russian Troops to Moscow on December 21, 1709 After Their Victory in the Battle of Poltava.
Engraving, 1711.
Alexey Zubov (1682-1751).
View of St. Petersburg.
Engraving, 1716.
Alexey Zubov (1682-1751).
Triumphal Entry of the Captured Swedish Warships into St. Petersburg Harbor on September 9, 1714, after Victory in the Battle of Gangut.
Engraving, 1714.
Govert Camphuysen (1623-1672). The Tre Kronor (Three Crowns) Castle in Stockholm. View from Slottsbacken Square. 1661.
Unknown artist.
Skeppsholmen and Blasieholmen, Stockholm. View from east towards Blasieholmen with Kastellholmen in the foreground.
Circa 1700.
Paul Besun (?).
Map of St. Petersburg.
Water-colour, 1711.
Funeral of Charles XII of Sweden.
Copper engraving, date unknown.
Pieter (Petrus) Schenck (1645-1725).
Signing of the Treaty of Nystadt on August 20, 1721.
Etching, 1721.
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Oleksandr Kotsebu (1815-1889). The battle of Poltava.)
Oleksandr Kotsebu (1815-1889). The storming of swedish fortress Noteburg in October 1702 by russian troops. 1846ã.)
Oleksandr Kotsebu (1815-1889). The Battle of Narva on November 19, 1700. 1846.)
Nikolay Sauerweid (1836–1866). Peter I Pacifying his Marauding Troops after Taking Narva in 1704. 1859.)
Louis Caravaque (1684-1754). Peter I in the Battle of Poltava. 1718.)
Denis Martens the Younger (1663-1742). The Battle of Poltava. 1726.)
Nicolas de Larmessin (1684-1755). The Battle of Poltava. Engraving, 1725.)
Nicolas de Larmessin (1684-1755). The Battle of Lesnaya on September 28, 1708. Engraving, 1722. )
Gustaf Cederström (1845–1933). Swedish Victory in the Battle of Narva. 1910ã.)
Gustaf Cederström (1845–1933). Charles XII and Mazepa at the Dnieper River after the Battle of Poltava. 1880ã.)
Gustaf Cederström (1845–1933). Bringing Home the Body of King Karl XII of Sweden. 1884.)
Unknown artist. Charles XII in the Battle of Narva on November 19, 1700. Engraving, Early 18th century.)
Mikhail Lomonosov (1711-1765). The Battle of Poltava. Mosaic, 1764.)
Pieter Schenk (1645-1708). The victory of Charles XII's Army over the Russian army in the Battle of Narva, November 1700. Engraving, 1701.)
Jean-Marc Nattier (1685–1766). The Battle of Lesnaya. 1717.)
Unknown artist. The Handing Over of the Keys to the City of Leipzig to King Charles XII. Engraving on copper. 18th century.)
Henry Edward Doyle (1827-1892). Charles XII with the Duke of Marlborough. 1887.)
Unknown artist. Offical Lunch after the Signing of the Treaty of Altranstadt on December 7, 1706. Engraving on copper, date unknown.)
Aleksey Bogolyubov (1824—1896). The Battle of Gangut, July 27, 1714. 1877.)
Aleksey Zubov (1682-1751). The Battle of Gangut, July 27, 1714. 1721.)
Aleksey Zubov (1682-1751). Ceremonial Entry of the Russian Troops to Moscow on December 21, 1709 After Their Victory in the Battle of Poltava. Engraving, 1711.)
Alexey Zubov (1682-1751). View of St. Petersburg. Engraving, 1716.)
Alexey Zubov (1682-1751). Triumphal Entry of the Captured Swedish Warships into St. Petersburg Harbor on September 9,
1714, after Victory in the Battle of Gangut. Engraving, 1714.)
Govert Camphuysen (1623-1672). The Tre Kronor (Three Crowns) Castle in Stockholm. View from Slottsbacken Square. 1661.)
Unknown artist. Skeppsholmen and Blasieholmen, Stockholm. View from east towards Blasieholmen with Kastellholmen in the foreground. Circa 1700.)
Paul Besun (?). Map of St. Petersburg. Water-colour, 1711.)
Funeral of Charles XII of Sweden. Copper engraving, date unknown.)
Pieter (Petrus) Schenck (1645-1725). Signing of the Treaty of Nystadt on August 20, 1721. Etching, 1721.
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