the br

In 1909 a technical commission inspected the statue. Engineers bored holes into the br

In 1909 a technical commission inspected the statue. Engineers bored holes into the br

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10. Etienne-Maurice Falconet: The Bronze Horseman. Monument to Peter the Great, 1782

10. Etienne-Maurice Falconet: The Bronze Horseman. Monument to Peter the Great, 1782

10. Etienne-Maurice Falconet: The Bronze Horseman. Monument to Peter the Great, 1782

Etienne-Maurice Falconet:

Monument to Peter the Great, 1782

such flood. The Bronze Horseman tells the story of the flood and a sad clerk called Eugene, w

such flood. The Bronze Horseman tells the story of the flood and a sad clerk called Eugene, w

such flood. The Bronze Horseman tells the story of the flood and a sad clerk called Eugene, w

The Bronze Horseman

Proud charger, whither art thou ridden? Where leapest thou? and where, on whom Wilt plant thy

Proud charger, whither art thou ridden? Where leapest thou? and where, on whom Wilt plant thy

Proud charger, whither art thou ridden? Where leapest thou? and where, on whom Wilt plant thy

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For the Slavophiles, Peter’s city was a symbol of the catastrophic rupture with Holy Rus’;

For the Slavophiles, Peter’s city was a symbol of the catastrophic rupture with Holy Rus’;

For the Slavophiles, Peter’s city was a symbol of the catastrophic rupture with Holy Rus’;

More than anyone, it was Gogol who fixed the city’s image as an alienating place. As a youn

More than anyone, it was Gogol who fixed the city’s image as an alienating place. As a youn

More than anyone, it was Gogol who fixed the city’s image as an alienating place. As a youn

alter egos

Tales of Petersburg

The Bronze Horseman.

Tales of Petersburg.

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Tales,

a tragic figure crushed by a cold and uncaring society. But Akaky’s ghost walks the streets

a tragic figure crushed by a cold and uncaring society. But Akaky’s ghost walks the streets

a tragic figure crushed by a cold and uncaring society. But Akaky’s ghost walks the streets

Dostoevsky said that the whole of Russian literature ‘came out from underneath Gogol’s

Dostoevsky said that the whole of Russian literature ‘came out from underneath Gogol’s

Dostoevsky said that the whole of Russian literature ‘came out from underneath Gogol’s

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The Double

Crime and Punishment

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I remember once on a wintry January evening I was hurrying home from the Vyborg side… When I

I remember once on a wintry January evening I was hurrying home from the Vyborg side… When I

I remember once on a wintry January evening I was hurrying home from the Vyborg side… When I

dream which in its turn would vanish and pass away like vapour in the dark blue sky.27

dream which in its turn would vanish and pass away like vapour in the dark blue sky.27

dream which in its turn would vanish and pass away like vapour in the dark blue sky.27

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Moscow, by contrast, was a place of down-to-earth pursuits. With the rise of Petersburg in th

Moscow, by contrast, was a place of down-to-earth pursuits. With the rise of Petersburg in th

Moscow, by contrast, was a place of down-to-earth pursuits. With the rise of Petersburg in th

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Moscow was the food capital of Russia. No other city could boast such a range of restauran

Moscow was the food capital of Russia. No other city could boast such a range of restauran

Moscow was the food capital of Russia. No other city could boast such a range of restauran

Anna Karenina;

(karchevnye)

French a thing or two. When Napoleon’s soldiers came to Moscow, they needed to eat fast. ‘Bi

French a thing or two. When Napoleon’s soldiers came to Moscow, they needed to eat fast. ‘Bi

French a thing or two. When Napoleon’s soldiers came to Moscow, they needed to eat fast. ‘Bi

‘Bistro!’

Moscow was a city of gourmands. It had a rich folklore of the fabulously fat, upon which its

Moscow was a city of gourmands. It had a rich folklore of the fabulously fat, upon which its

Moscow was a city of gourmands. It had a rich folklore of the fabulously fat, upon which its

banya

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Moscow banquets were more notable for their fantastic size than for the refinement of t

Moscow banquets were more notable for their fantastic size than for the refinement of t

Moscow banquets were more notable for their fantastic size than for the refinement of t

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were regarded by their masters as the equals of artists, and no expense was spared to have

were regarded by their masters as the equals of artists, and no expense was spared to have

were regarded by their masters as the equals of artists, and no expense was spared to have

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It was not only courtiers who ate so well. Provincial families were just as prone to the

It was not only courtiers who ate so well. Provincial families were just as prone to the

It was not only courtiers who ate so well. Provincial families were just as prone to the

zakuski

zakuski,

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Sumptuous eating of this sort was a relatively new phenomenon. The food of seventeenth-cen

Sumptuous eating of this sort was a relatively new phenomenon. The food of seventeenth- cen

Sumptuous eating of this sort was a relatively new phenomenon. The food of seventeenth-cen

kvas.37

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zakuski

zakuski’.

invented until the early nineteenth century. The same was true of Russian cooking as a who

invented until the early nineteenth century. The same was true of Russian cooking as a who

invented until the early nineteenth century. The same was true of Russian cooking as a who

kulebeika

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borshcbt

shchi

(bliny)

Not just nourishment, foodstuffs had an iconic part to play in Russian popular culture.

Not just nourishment, foodstuffs had an iconic part to play in Russian popular culture.

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